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 1 Intro,    5| letter and of each and every point expressed in it, under pain
 2 Intro,    6|   been raised to the highest point of the apostolate, considering
 3 Intro,    8|  divine grace at the supreme point of the apostolic hierarchy,
 4 Intro,    9|    we began from the highest point of the apostolate, as from
 5 Intro,    9|     are thought to be on the point of giving their consent.
 6 Intro,    9|      whenever silence on any point beyond the foregoing has
 7 Intro,    9|     fault in any way on this point are by this very fact to
 8 Intro,    9|    constitutions seem at any point to detract from other censures
 9 Intro,   10|    apostolic authority. They point out that this opinion was
10 Intro,   10|     to bring up some further point against what has been set
11 Intro,   11|    we wish to support at any point in their favour. Let nobody
12 Intro,   11|  granted. Except when at the point of death, they can only
13 Intro,   11|    an ancient custom on this point with the friars, which is
14 Intro,   11|   they are supported on this point by a privilege of the apostolic