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 1   2  (24)  |    the pope is a very ancient custom. Gregory I (590-604) mentions
 2   2        |      at odds, as has been the custom heretofore, and the world
 3   2        |      Avarice has invented the custom of selling and bestowing
 4   2        |      income. It is now an old custom, too, to give another man
 5   2        |      and sealed, according to custom, and there comes another,
 6 Prop1  (52)|      the shrines of Rome. The custom was instituted by Boniface
 7 Prop1      | Apostle that it should be the custom for every town to choose
 8 Prop2      |    All the pretence about the custom having had the custom having
 9 Prop2      |     the custom having had the custom having had a good beginning
10 Prop2      |      to the present perverted custom; for St. Paul says, 2 Thess.
11 Prop2      |    and no others. But now the custom has crept in, that masses
12 Prop2      |      two of these, as was the custom in the time of St. Cyprian.54
13 Prop3      |    the Gospel. Thus it is the custom that in the schools and
14 Prop3      |     sets, and contrary to the custom and teaching of all the
15 Prop3      |       wit, that it is not the custom of any one people, that