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 1 Intro,    9|        with the right number of clerics or chaplains, whether religious
 2 Intro,    9|      which are not forbidden to clerics by law and are of at least
 3 Intro,    9|       even if they happen to be clerics, so long as they are not
 4 Intro,    9|  position in the church . Other clerics are to do everything with
 5 Intro,    9|  proportion and restraint. Both clerics holding benefices and those
 6 Intro,    9| likewise to all other beneficed clerics or persons in holy orders,
 7 Intro,    9|       in force . ~In order that clerics, especially, may live in
 8 Intro,    9|      similar imposts on or from clerics, prelates and any other
 9 Intro,    9|          decree and ordain that clerics who are found guilty of
10 Intro,   10|      churches and other secular clerics are making too many claims,
11 Intro,   10|    confer benefices not only on clerics but also on layfolk; to
12 Intro,   10|      their own whim priests and clerics who are at fault; to remove,
13 Intro,   10|      inflicted on the aforesaid clerics and churches and their prelates . ~
14 Intro,   10|      granted to lay people over clerics and ecclesiastics, or over
15 Intro,   10|         the French nation, both clerics and laymen as well as nobles
16 Intro,   10|         behalf of the prelates, clerics and laymen, including nobles,
17 Intro,   10|  supporters, and to colleges of clerics and of seculars, that they
18 Intro,   11|        each and all of the said clerics, secular and regular and
19 Intro,   11|         and all other prelates, clerics, chapters, secular convents,
20 Intro,   11|         her, friars and secular clerics may not ring the bells of