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 1   2, 79  | sacred [sancitum] when it is ratified by law. Again, in Latin,
 2   3, 83  |     be enrolled in heaven; ~'ratified,' i.e. that we may be incorporated
 3   3, 83  |  words, "blessed, ~enrolled, ratified." Or again, to signify the
 4 Suppl, 55|      done without sin is not ratified by ~any prescription, for
 5 Suppl, 59|   contrary, Matrimony is not ratified without the sacrament of ~
 6 Suppl, 59|     Baptism. Now what is not ratified can be annulled. Therefore
 7 Suppl, 59|     not altogether firm and ~ratified, but is ratified afterwards
 8 Suppl, 59|   firm and ~ratified, but is ratified afterwards by Christ's faith.~
 9 Suppl, 59|     be dissolved after it is ratified, ~neither by unbelief nor
10 Suppl, 59|   adultery. But if it be not ratified, the tie ~is dissolved,
11 Suppl, 59|    the marriage that is not ~ratified can be dissolved as to the