Chapter, §

 1 Intro      |      election gave approval to a number of constitutions, among
 2 Intro,    3|      whatever the things were in number and kind that have been
 3 Intro,    4|          the sacred canons, by a number of prelates of the French
 4 Intro,    6|      holy Roman church, of whose number we then were, in a praiseworthy
 5 Intro,    8|        further, for the enormous number of bodies into which it
 6 Intro,    8|   reasons there were appointed a number of committees composed of
 7 Intro,    8|      holy Roman church, of whose number we were then, and also of
 8 Intro,    9|          to heap on them a great number of benefices or church revenues,
 9 Intro,    9|         commendam with the right number of clerics or chaplains,
10 Intro,    9|     foresight with regard to the number of their personal attendants
11 Intro,    9|         lest by having a greater number than their resources, situation
12 Intro,    9|        an evil custom of a great number of sinners, which should
13 Intro,   10|          and confirmed also by a number of our predecessors as popes,
14 Intro,   10|      possible to possess a great number of books. These permit minds
15 Intro,   10| Pragmatic, which was issued by a number of leaders of the French
16 Intro,   11|       which we have mentioned, a number of them are no longer preaching
17 Intro,   11|     Rimini, pointed out that the number of bishops assembled at