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 1 Intro,   10|         On the reform of credit organisations (Montes pietatis)] ~Leo,
 2 Intro,   10|         popularly called credit organisations and have been set up in
 3 Intro,   10|     effect that the said credit organisations are not out of harmony with
 4 Intro,   10|     doctors say that the credit organisations are unlawful. After a fixed
 5 Intro,   10|         those attached to these organisations demand from the poor to
 6 Intro,   10|        add that in these credit organisations neither commutative nor
 7 Intro,   10|        the maintenance of these organisations, which ought to be paid
 8 Intro,   10|         the compensation of the organisations -- that is, to defray the
 9 Intro,   10|       to the upkeep of the said organisations -- they may lawfully ask
10 Intro,   10|      the above-mentioned credit organisations, established by states and
11 Intro,   10| mentioned) to the upkeep of the organisations, and provided that no profit
12 Intro,   10|         piety and mercy of such organisations to the people, including
13 Intro,   10|       see, other similar credit organisations can be established. It would,
14 Intro,   10|        more holy if such credit organisations were completely gratuitous:
15 Intro,   10|        of those employed by the organisations, with the result that the
16 Intro,   10|        to meet the costs of the organisations . ~It is our will that all