Part, Question

 1   2, 90  |       make certain commands ~or ordinances, but not such as to have
 2   2, 95  |        and then we ~have "Royal Ordinances." Another form is "aristocracy,"
 3   2, 99  |          4/5~Nevertheless those ordinances also which refer to punishments
 4   2, 99  |        judicial; and that other ordinances have not the character ~
 5   2, 100 |       add to the law of nature, ordinances pertaining to good morals.~
 6   2, 145 | Scripture, nor found among ~the ordinances of bishops in council, nor
 7   2, 187 |      one is ~unable to keep the ordinances of a more severe religious
 8   3, 83  |   anything be done against the ~ordinances of princes it is deemed
 9   3, 83  |      not seem fitting for such ~ordinances to be made touching the
10   3, 83  |      the contrary, The Church's ordinances are Christ's own ordinances; ~
11   3, 83  |     ordinances are Christ's own ordinances; ~since He said (Mt. 18:
12   3, 83  |         s ministers can make no ordinances regarding the form of the ~
13   3, 83  |      sacrament, as the Church's ordinances require. It ~does not seem
14 Suppl, 40|        its act ~without certain ordinances, depends on the power that
15 Suppl, 40|         power that makes those ~ordinances. Now a priest cannot loose
16 Suppl, 54|  according to human law and the ordinances of the Church, several degrees ~
17 Suppl, 58|         in women: but since the ordinances of positive law ~are consequent
18 Suppl, 59|       but they are bound by the ordinances of the Divine law. Hence ~
19 Suppl, 88|     thereof roar . . . If these ordinances shall fail before Me . . .