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 1 Intro,    2|  hindrance having been removed, subject to the infliction of the
 2 Intro,    3|         approval. As stated, we subject the aforesaid kingdom and
 3 Intro,    5|  obedience to him are not to be subject to any penalties and censures
 4 Intro,    6| territories and places that are subject to the said Roman church,
 5 Intro,    9|         sea and land, which are subject to the said Roman church,
 6 Intro,    9|        and territories that are subject to the said Roman church,
 7 Intro,    9|      and people of the churches subject to their basilica; they
 8 Intro,    9|        of cities and all places subject to the Roman church, we
 9 Intro,    9|    goods and the goods of those subject to them, wherever these
10 Intro,    9|         by this very fact to be subject to ecclesiastical interdict.
11 Intro,    9|       women, however, are to be subject to excommunication and the
12 Intro,   10|  prelates of churches and those subject to them, we apply the effort
13 Intro,   10|         their duties, are to be subject to the jurisdiction of the
14 Intro,   10|  dioceses, that are immediately subject to the apostolic see. We
15 Intro,   10|        been alleged or been the subject of accusations in the said
16 Intro,   11|      sanction should clearly be subject to nullity on many counts,
17 Intro,   11|      such things. Clearly it is subject to nullity and is to be
18 Intro,   11|     freely punish them as being subject to their jurisdiction. Both
19 Intro,   11|  service of the said friars are subject to sentences of excommunication
20 Intro,   12|       oblige and compel persons subject to them; and outside the