Chapter

 1 10|       same benefit of most ample indulgences obtainable on the same conditions.
 2 10|         prescribed for obtaining indulgences, except for adding the reception
 3 12|      preconditions for receiving indulgences.~~
 4 13|         the Catholic doctrine of indulgences and of the universal Jubilee,
 5 13|         merits is in the form of indulgences. When one obtains one, he
 6 13|          is that the practice of indulgences is most beneficial to Christians;
 7 13|     either denies the benefit of indulgences or deprives the Church of
 8 13|     session 25, in the decree on Indulgences. Finally, the Christian
 9 13| distinguished from other plenary indulgences also distributed on the
10 14|          reasonable causes grant indulgences to the faithful who are
11 14|          who have obtained these indulgences are freed from as much temporal
12 15|         people on the subject of indulgences. But since special pains
13 15|        that the faithful do seek indulgences, the clergy should provide
14 27|          destroyed by the use of indulgences. Furthermore, to forestall
15 27|         Christians receive Papal indulgences in their zeal to produce
16 27|          who think that by using indulgences, Christians become lazy
17 27|    reality obtained the fruit of indulgences, this is an added incitement
18 27|         prescribed for obtaining indulgences increase piety when they
19 27|        and made the obtaining of indulgences dependent on this work.
20 28|          obtain the treasures of indulgences especially in a holy year