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 1 Intro,    2|            3 November, any clearly legitimate hindrance having been removed,
 2 Intro,    4|          the authority of popes or legitimate general councils, has been
 3 Intro,    9|          yet provided spokesmen or legitimate instructions, to decide
 4 Intro,    9|         they are prevented by some legitimate excuse. And if (as we said)
 5 Intro,    9|       unless the opportunity for a legitimate defence is afforded to him),
 6 Intro,    9|         which is absurd -- without legitimate and reasonable cause. Perpetual
 7 Intro,    9| regulations, despite being given a legitimate warning, he incurs excommunication.
 8 Intro,    9|    obtaining the benefice, and any legitimate impediment has come to an
 9 Intro,    9|           the said period, after a legitimate warning has been given,
10 Intro,   10|        been set out and to claim a legitimate ignorance, and in order
11 Intro,   11|             totally unsupported by legitimate proofs and merely following
12 Intro,   11|          advice, and accepted by a legitimate procurator of the king.
13 Intro,   12|          Spirit, in a laudable and legitimate manner, for sound reasons,