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 1 Intro,    5|             any other things to the contrary that Impose restraint. ~
 2 Intro,    5|          alleged pretext or excuse, contrary to the aforesaid things
 3 Intro,    5|           things of any kind to the contrary. Let nobody therefore ...
 4 Intro,    8|   Condemnation of every proposition contrary to the truth of the enlightened
 5 Intro,    8|         define that every statement contrary to the enlightened truth
 6 Intro,    9|         time. If anyone acts to the contrary he incurs, as well as the
 7 Intro,    9|             to their pupils that is contrary to good morals or may lead
 8 Intro,    9|           as they are proved to act contrary to these obligations . ~
 9 Intro,    9|            obey. Those who act in a contrary manner do so under pain
10 Intro,   10|    otherwise by word or in writing, contrary to the sense of the present
11 Intro,   10|            and anything else to the contrary . ~
12 Intro,   10|        highest degree insulting and contrary to ecclesiastical liberty,
13 Intro,   10|             customs whatever to the contrary, if they wish to avoid the
14 Intro,   10|          privelege or custom to the contrary. Those who are negligent
15 Intro,   10|    constitution or privilege to the contrary . Let nobody therefore ...
16 Intro,   10|            well as pernicious views contrary to the christian religion
17 Intro,   11|             many and various things contrary to the teachings and examples
18 Intro,   11|      testimony of canon law, indeed contrary to canonical censures, twisting
19 Intro,   11|        future, without any addition contrary to its true meaning or in
20 Intro,   11|           to carry through anything contrary to any of the above, it
21 Intro,   11|           things of any kind to the contrary. Let nobody If anyone however.. . ~
22 Intro,   11|            second synod of Ephesus, contrary to justice and the catholic
23 Intro,   11|         persons, if they act to the contrary (though may they not!),
24 Intro,   11| specifically repeal anything to the contrary. This is notwithstanding
25 Intro,   11|             the same orders and are contrary to what has been set down
26 Intro,   11|            abrogate anything to the contrary, and we decree as null and
27 Intro,   11|        unknowingly attempted to the contrary in these matters by any
28 Intro,   12|             of whatever kind to the contrary. Let nobody therefore . . .