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 1 Intro,    5|  suitable place as they shall judge expedient, notwithstanding
 2 Intro,    9|      commendatories . We also judge that the said cardinals
 3 Intro,    9|     decision of the appointed judge. In the forum of conscience,
 4 Intro,    9| lightly, at the decision of a judge who will take account of
 5 Intro,    9|     ecclesiastical or secular judge within three days. But if
 6 Intro,   10|      be no clearly recognised judge in the region of the exempt
 7 Intro,   10|       and ordinaries. We also judge it worthy and appropriate
 8 Intro,   10|       with the parties and to judge the case according to his
 9 Intro,   10|    inviolably unless we shall judge otherwise for some just
10 Intro,   11|     disposition, we therefore judge and resolve, with Augustine
11 Intro,   11|     the same faith, so we too judge that we cannot, or ought
12 Intro,   11|     to exist in the above. We judge and declare, from our certain
13 Intro,   11|   even inserted in it, and we judge, declare and will them to
14 Intro,   12|     excepted matters which we judge should be conceded to specified