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 1 Intro,    8|     in sacred orders, whether religious or seculars or others so
 2 Intro,    9|       belonging to any of the religious orders, on colleges and
 3 Intro,    9|       especially the poor and religious, and let them offer help
 4 Intro,    9| clerics or chaplains, whether religious or monks, for the adequate
 5 Intro,   10|       It is our will that all religious as well as ecclesiastical
 6 Intro,   10|     no persons, especially no religious, may be provided to cathedral
 7 Intro,   11|     and apostolic letters for religious orders and the aforesaid
 8 Intro,   11|  aforesaid ecclesiastical and religious persons, the loss of all
 9 Intro,   11|                            On religious and their privileges] ~Leo,
10 Intro,   11|      equal. We also know that religious have done much in the field
11 Intro,   11|    works of these bishops and religious have enabled the true faith
12 Intro,   11|      such concessions made to religious ought in future to be limited,
13 Intro,   11|      this matter: if they are religious, then in accordance with
14 Intro,   11|   within the precincts of the religious house, if they are secular
15 Intro,   11|      the churches of the said religious houses, if they wish to
16 Intro,   11|    and observed by, all other religious of other orders. In matters
17 Intro,   11|  bishops and friars and other religious are to be maintained. We