Chapter, §

 1 Intro      |       Pragmatic Sanction". After the election of pope Leo X in March 1513,
 2 Intro      |           seven sessions after Leo's election gave approval to a number
 3 Intro,    5|            and salutary that, in the election of the said pontiff, in
 4 Intro,    5|              the whole church in the election of the Roman pontiff, the
 5 Intro,    5|            of ambition or greed, the election of the Roman pontiff is
 6 Intro,    5|              whatsoever, even if the election resulted in a majority of
 7 Intro,    5|          made, then not only is this election or choice itself null, and
 8 Intro,    5|            who has taken part in the election, the charge of simony, as
 9 Intro,    5| above-mentioned things. A simoniacal election of this kind is never at
10 Intro,    5|          consented to the simoniacal election or promotion, even after
11 Intro,    5|              uses the pretext of the election to interfere in the government
12 Intro,    5|              to oppose the aforesaid election can ask for the help of
13 Intro,    5|              part in this simoniacal election, are by that very fact deprived
14 Intro,    5|        purpose, even if prior to the election in question and even if
15 Intro,    5|        involved in such a simoniacal election, and have abandoned the
16 Intro,    5|          consented to the simoniacal election but later joined with the
17 Intro,    5|              in another place to the election of another pope without
18 Intro,    5|   declaration to the effect that the election was simoniacal, though there
19 Intro,    9|             whom the reporting on an election, appointment or provision
20 Intro,    9|          examine the business of the election, administration, appointment
21 Intro,   12|           the apostolic see, and the election of a future Roman pontiff