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 1  1  |         fresh city that had been chosen; and, whereas the approaching
 2  1  |   greatest virtue and authority, chosen from the number of our own
 3  1  |    demands. Accordingly, we have chosen the city of Trent as that
 4  6,2|      competent substitute, to be chosen by the said bishops, archbishops,
 5  6,2|       least have a master--to be chosen by the bishop, with the
 6  7,1|    cannot be known whom God hath chosen unto Himself. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~
 7  8,1|   observe them, unless they have chosen of their own accord to submit
 8 15,5|      happen that the conservator chosen by him shall be declared
 9 15,5|      with, until by arbitrators, chosen in legal form, a decision
10 19,1|           that Fathers specially chosen for this inquiry, should
11 24,2|       conjecture, that they have chosen this manner of life, that
12 24,2|     province, in a college to be chosen by the bishop for this purpose
13 24,2|          most experienced canons chosen by himself-as the Holy Spirit
14 24,2|   Chapter,--of whom one shall be chosen by the bishop, and the other
15 24,2|      competent substitutes to be chosen by themselves, and to be
16 24,2|    judgment of the bishop, those chosen are not fit, they shall
17 25,3|      person or persons they have chosen to receive from the sacred
18 25,4| metropolitans, or bishops, to be chosen by the most blessed Pope.
19 25,4|     canons, one of whom shall be chosen by the bishop, and the other
20 26,3|        the aforesaid ought to be chosen by secret voting, in such
21 26,3|     manner of, persons are to be chosen as Abbesses, or Superioresses
22 26,3|       superior, there may be one chosen from amongst those, in the
23 26,4|       matters of business, to be chosen by him; unless it be that
24 26,9|        IV., commissioned certain chosen Fathers to consider what
25 27  |        place which the Lord hath chosen; to wit, to the Apostolic