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 1 Intro      |        edition of 1521 and have taken the headings of the constitutions
 2 Intro,    5|        of the cardinals who has taken part in the election, the
 3 Intro,    6|    month. But after he had been taken from our midst, we postponed
 4 Intro,    9|         sounder measures may be taken to secure these monasteries
 5 Intro,    9|     secular judges who have not taken action against such convicted
 6 Intro,    9| punished, as often as they have taken the trouble to have such
 7 Intro,    9|     otherwise being removed and taken away from them . ~Since
 8 Intro,    9|      that proceedings are to be taken against them, with careful
 9 Intro,    9|       nothing whatever has been taken away from common law or
10 Intro,   10|     tithes and any fruits to be taken out of their cities, lands
11 Intro,   10|       make this excuse, we have taken measures for a comprehensive
12 Intro,   11|     scandal since no account is taken of devotion and authority
13 Intro,   11|       little authority has been taken away from those who preach
14 Intro,   11|      was made for matters to be taken further. At the time we,
15 Intro,   11|   excuse and complaint might be taken away from them . ~Although
16 Intro,   11|       and the said council, nor taken any steps to appear, in