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 1 Intro,    2|     rejected by the law and sacred canons. We proclaim these things
 2 Intro,    2|    councils approved by the sacred canons, especially the Lateran
 3 Intro,    4|           limitation of the sacred canons, by a number of prelates
 4 Intro,    4|            the violation of sacred canons and of ecclesiastical freedom,
 5 Intro,    5|      office in accordance with the canons) and to avoid him as a magician,
 6 Intro,    8|          to theology or the sacred canons; so that the Lord's priests
 7 Intro,    8|         holy obedience, that these canons are to be published each
 8 Intro,    9|           observance of the sacred canons, to create with God's help
 9 Intro,    9|         high office in cathedrals, canons of the said cathedrals those
10 Intro,    9|   penalties set down in the sacred canons against such blasphemers
11 Intro,    9|           severely punished as the canons lay down. If anyone, lay
12 Intro,    9| respectively imposed by the sacred canons or by civil law. Those involved
13 Intro,    9|          the penalties of the same canons. Concubinage is not to be
14 Intro,    9|            sanctions of the sacred canons. We rule, decree and ordain
15 Intro,   10|          has reached our ears that canons of patriarchal, metropolitan,
16 Intro,   10|            laid down by the sacred canons that provincial councils
17 Intro,   10|           In our desire that these canons be faithfully observed,
18 Intro,   10|          them, that they order the canons, councils and synods to
19 Intro,   10|    penalties contained in the same canons . ~In order that respect
20 Intro,   11|           s faithful of the sacred canons issued by Roman pontiffs
21 Intro,   11|        Roman church and the sacred canons, and on the violation of
22 Intro,   11|            decisions of the sacred canons, but also from the declarations