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 1   2  (42)  |          it was said that it was "reserved in the heart of the Pope,"
 2   2        |         his mind and heart he had reserved that benefice to himself
 3   2  (54)  |          from certain classes of "reserved" sins; referred to in the
 4 Prop1      |           casus reservati,27 the "reserved cases," should also be abolished,
 5 Prop1      |       commandments of God are not reserved cases; but sins against
 6 Prop1      | themselves devised, these must be reserved cases, solely that no one
 7 Prop1      |       been publicly accused, is a reserved case, and that every priest
 8 Prop1      |      there is indeed a reason for reserved cases, but even then there
 9 Prop1      |            and they should not be reserved arbitrarily and without
10 Prop2      |         That is to say, they have reserved to themselves in confession,
11 Prop2  (1) |                   On this sort of reserved cases see Discussion of
12 Prop2  (45)| indulgences and of absolution in "reserved cases" (see above, p. 105,