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 1  8,1|            letters, agreeably to the constitution of Alexander III., which
 2  8,1|               in accordance with the Constitution of Alexander IIl., in the
 3  8,1|            penalties set down in the Constitution of the General Council (
 4  8,1|        Canons, and especially of the Constitution of Innocent III., beginning,
 5  8,1|              disposition of the said constitution, and also by virtue of the
 6  8,1|             proceed according to the Constitution of Gregory X., published
 7  8,1|          beginning Ordinarii, which (Constitution) this holy Synod thinks
 8  8,1|             of exempted persons, the Constitution of Innocent IV., beginning
 9  8,1|             shall be observed,-which Constitution this sacred and holy Synod
10  8,1|     observing herein the form of the Constitution of the Council of Vienne,
11 15,3|             year, conformably to the constitution of the great Council of
12 15,5|           benefices; pursuant to the constitution of Clement V. published
13 22,2|          pursuant to the form of the constitution of Alexander III., which
14 23,4|        against them according to the constitution of the sacred canons. But
15 23,4|             penalties enacted by the constitution of the Council of Vienne,
16 23,4| constitutions, and especially of the constitution of Innocent IV., beginning
17 24,2|           Court, or by virtue of the constitution of Eugenius. Finally, the
18 24,2|          regards married clerks, the constitution of Boniface VIII., which
19 24,2|      administration, pursuant to the constitution of the Council of Vienne,
20 24,2|              and notwithstanding any constitution whatsoever to the contrary. ~
21 25,4|           penalties contained in the constitution of the general Councils
22 25,4|            happy memory, as also the constitution published in a general Council
23 25,4|            Qualiter et quando, which constitution the holy Synod renews in
24 25,4|               in accordance with the constitution of Innocent III., which
25 25,4|    privileges which by virtue of the constitution of Eugenius, those are accustomed
26 25,4|           morals, conformably to the constitution of Alexander III., promulgated
27 26,3|             holy Synod, renewing the constitution of Boniface VIII., which
28 26,3|            In other particulars, the constitution of each order, or convent,
29 26,3|         according to the form of the constitution of Innocent III., beginning
30 26,4|             purpose, pursuant to the constitution of the Council of Vienne,
31 26,4|       qualifications required by the constitution of Boniface VIII., which