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 1 Intro,    3|       rejection for the sake of greater precaution. We wish the
 2 Intro,    4|         null and void, yet, for greater caution, we decree, with
 3 Intro,    5|      letter being observed with greater determination and being
 4 Intro,    9|    persons may be advanced with greater exactness and care, we rule
 5 Intro,    9|  sustenance of the poor, as the greater need demands or suggests .
 6 Intro,    9|         horses lest by having a greater number than their resources,
 7 Intro,    9|       present in person for the greater part of the time, and to
 8 Intro,    9|         to reside there for the greater part of the time, unless,
 9 Intro,    9|      curia for some business of greater moment or are sent to other
10 Intro,    9|      light may be removed and a greater freedom of votes in the
11 Intro,   10|        daily the fear that even greater scandals are developing . ~
12 Intro,   10| book-printing may go ahead with greater satisfaction the more that
13 Intro,   10|    employed in the future, with greater zeal and prudence, a more
14 Intro,   11|       they involve them in even greater errors. Without any reverence
15 Intro,   11|        do these preachers cause greater harm and scandal to the
16 Intro,   11|         things may persist with greater steadiness in an undamaged
17 Intro,   11|       abolition more difficult, greater strength will be given to