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 1 Intro,    4|         convenience, advantage or honour they pertain, are to give
 2 Intro,    5|       well as of their titles and honour as cardinals and of any
 3 Intro,    8|         listen with good will and honour to the apostolic legates
 4 Intro,    9|          things which concern the honour of almighty God and the
 5 Intro,    9|           whatever their dignity, honour and high rank may be, even
 6 Intro,    9|          such a way that both the honour of those in charge and the
 7 Intro,    9|         church take precedence in honour and dignity over all the
 8 Intro,    9|          the first place, let him honour God by his works . Let all
 9 Intro,    9| Consequently, let them treat with honour as brothers, and as befits
10 Intro,    9|        see, for the advantage and honour of the pontiff and the cardinals,
11 Intro,    9|     ensure, for the reverence and honour of the divine name, that
12 Intro,   10|      condemned, not only from the honour of ourself and the apostolic
13 Intro,   11|          should rather be showing honour and reverence. They attack
14 Intro,   11|           are to preserve our own honour, and that of the church,
15 Intro,   11|           or worldly or any other honour, and each and all other
16 Intro,   11|          to the mother church the honour due to her, friars and secular
17 Intro,   11|       revere bishops with fitting honour and due respect, out of
18 Intro,   12|          considerable loss to the honour of the cardinalate, by which