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 1  5,2| presume to reject it under any pretext whatever. ~Furthermore,
 2  6,2|       be, under any colourable pretext whatever, neglected. ~In
 3  6,2|        diocese, even under the pretext of any privilege whatsoever;
 4  7,2|       no Secular cleric, under pretext of a personal privilege,
 5  7,2|        monastery, shall, under pretext of a privilege of his order,
 6 15,1|     age is, under the loftiest pretext of piety, impugned by those
 7 15,5|     hindered therein under any pretext whatever, the same sacred
 8 15,5| another bishop, even under the pretext of his being his domestic
 9 15,5|        no cleric is, under the pretext of any privilege soever,
10 15,5|       whatsoever other kind of pretext or colour, these letters
11 15,5|   Diocese shall not, under any pretext, be united to the Benefices
12 15,5|     lawful for a patron, under pretext of any privilege whatsoever,
13 22,2|    ministers, shall, under any pretext, receive anything for the
14 23,4|        or under any colourable pretext whatsoever,--the jurisdictions,
15 24,2|    allowed him, even under the pretext of any general or special
16 25,1|     their wont,  ./. under the pretext of the Gospel, a carnal
17 25,4|        be compelled, under the pretext of any custom whatsoever,
18 26,3|    that any Regular, under the pretext of preaching, or lecturing,
19 26,3|       convents, even under the pretext of repairing to their own
20 26,3|        brief period, under any pretext whatever, except for some
21 26,3|         or guardians under any pretext whatever, except for food
22 26,4|    that has been issued; under pretext that the things contained
23 26,4|     suffered, that, under this pretext, ecclesiastical benefices
24 27  |    plea whatsoever, even under pretext of greater corroboration