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 1 Intro,    5|             We therefore regard it as suitable and salutary that, in the
 2 Intro,    5|       together a general council in a suitable place as they shall judge
 3 Intro,    8|             it is our desire to apply suitable remedies against this infection
 4 Intro,    9|  twenty-second year. ~Indeed, so that suitable persons may be advanced
 5 Intro,    9| above-mentioned constitution, so that suitable abbots will have charge
 6 Intro,    9|        benefit of such persons as are suitable and in good relations with
 7 Intro,    9|        present in the curia, and by a suitable deputy if they have been
 8 Intro,    9|             sufficient amount for the suitable sustenance there of one
 9 Intro,    9|              can use shorter and more suitable garments, even if they happen
10 Intro,   10|              truth . ~We wish to make suitable arrangements on this question (
11 Intro,   10|          should censure them within a suitable time, which is to be determined
12 Intro,   10|               our desire to provide a suitable remedy for this danger,
13 Intro,   11|             he is found to be fit and suitable for the task by his upright
14 Intro,   12|         profit; when we plan to apply suitable remedies for the unchallenged