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1 2|  the imposition of priestly orders, it is however well established
2 2|   are conferred in priestly orders, by no means extend themselves
3 5|  erection of new religious [orders] in general council, his
4 5|       chose to confirm many orders, which (with some exceptions)
5 6| supreme Pontiffs to confirm orders [that] had not been confirmed,
6 6|    the rules of [religious] orders, it is lawful for his sucessors
7 6|    there had been not a few orders of mendicants abolished,
8 6|      he did not abolish the orders of the said Friars Minor
9 6|     saying thus: "To these [orders], which the resulting utility