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 1 1 | Predecessors, asserters of justice, being especially anxious for the
 2 1 |          heresies and errors which, being adverse to our Divine Faith,
 3 3 |             governed without regard being had to religion any more
 4 3 |             without any distinction being made between the true religion
 5 4 |            no legitimate reason for being permitted to exist; and
 6 4 |       proclaim that "the clergy, as being hostile to the true and
 7 5 |            power's essential rights being assailed and usurped by
 8 9 |             that the said faithful, being more earnestly enkindled
 9 11|           the heavenly kingdom, and being crowned bear their palms,
10 11|       crowned bear their palms, and being secure of their own immortality