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 1 Intro,    9| maintenance or sustenance of the poor, as the greater need demands
 2 Intro,    9|          and provisioning of the poor, shall not be given in commendam
 3 Intro,    9|          persons, especially the poor and religious, and let them
 4 Intro,    9|           for nobles who are now poor and for honourable persons.
 5 Intro,    9|      benefices or on alms to the poor. If he obstinately remains
 6 Intro,   10|      regard to the relief of the poor by means of loans made to
 7 Intro,   10|      lack of resources among the poor lest they be swallowed up
 8 Intro,   10|    organisations demand from the poor to whom they make a loan
 9 Intro,   10|          extracted only from the poor to whom a loan is made;
10 Intro,   10|          which wishes to aid the poor, and indeed the earnestness
11 Intro,   10|      result that the debt of the poor would be lightened thereby.
12 Intro,   10|  indulgences, to give aid to the poor by providing the sums of