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 1 Intro,    4|        to be done, and they are bound to restore both these things
 2 Intro,    5|     aforesaid things, as we are bound to, in accordance with the
 3 Intro,    5| apostolic camera. Nobody can be bound or under pressure by the
 4 Intro,    5|         letter are and shall be bound to the observance of the
 5 Intro,    8|       reform by which they were bound anew, under a heavy penalty,
 6 Intro,    9|     prelates - especially those bound under oath to visit the
 7 Intro,    9|       cardinals in question are bound to communicate the report
 8 Intro,    9|         virtue of office. He is bound to bring with him to the
 9 Intro,    9|        cardinals, but these are bound to dispose of them within
10 Intro,    9|    commendam for life. They are bound to release the rest, only
11 Intro,    9|       length of time, but he is bound to spend them, as being
12 Intro,    9|         should be models of and bound to them, and it is our will
13 Intro,   10|        Luke the evangelist, has bound us by a clear command that
14 Intro,   11|       thing set down in it, are bound and obliged by the censures
15 Intro,   11|       The friars' superiors are bound to specify and present in
16 Intro,   11|     condition that they are not bound to go to prelates who are
17 Intro,   11|      they may be, that they are bound in conscience to pay tithes,
18 Intro,   11|     will not pay them. They are bound, moreover, to include this
19 Intro,   11|      burial they wish. They are bound, however, to receive the