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 1 Intro,    8|         falling into error with respect to the matters referred
 2 Intro,    9|       which could modify in any respect or impede in any way the
 3 Intro,    9|      the cardinals further with respect to benefices to which they
 4 Intro,    9|      them act with kindness and respect both in public and in private,
 5 Intro,    9| generally bring about a lack of respect for the pastoral office .
 6 Intro,   10|         canons . ~In order that respect for the papal dignity might
 7 Intro,   11|         that they in turn, with respect to this office of preaching,
 8 Intro,   11|        a loss and cheapening of respect for the apostolic see. He
 9 Intro,   11|         s consent. The greatest respect was shown to our predecessors
10 Intro,   11|     with fitting honour and due respect, out of the reverence owed