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 1 Intro,    8|        philosophy and poetry. ~We command, in virtue of holy obedience,
 2 Intro,    9|        obedience, and we strictly command under the penalties of excommunication
 3 Intro,    9|          In addition we order and command, under pain of our displeasure
 4 Intro,    9|      custom, indeed, we renew and command to be kept without change. ~
 5 Intro,    9|         of the time, unless, by a command from us or our successors,
 6 Intro,    9|        the apostolic see, or of a command or permission from the Roman
 7 Intro,    9|         holy obedience, that they command and ensure, for the reverence
 8 Intro,    9|         Sabina, and we enjoin and command that they be kept without
 9 Intro,    9|         these reasons we rule and command that the fruits and revenues
10 Intro,    9|         or private, acting at the command of the said emperor, kings,
11 Intro,   10|           has bound us by a clear command that we ought not to expect
12 Intro,   10| constitution and we prescribe and command that it be strictly kept,
13 Intro,   10|      permit but even expressly to command very many other losses,
14 Intro,   10|       dignity they may be, and we command them by virtue of holy obedience,
15 Intro,   10|     constitution, and we will and command that it must be observed
16 Intro,   11|        did and taught, and by his command and example, the college
17 Intro,   11|     examined and approved him. We command all who undertake this task
18 Intro,   11|         other way. Rather, at the command of the divine word, let