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1 Intro,2|   which they have not always known how to avoid: the temptation
2 Intro,2|       the Synod Fathers made known to me their desires and
3 Intro,3|      on all things and makes known the full ideal to which
4  1,8   |     of the lay faithful made known, and their fundamental dignity
5  4,49  | diverse emphases, has always known women who have exercised
6  4,51  |   that must be more commonly known and, according to the diverse
7  5,58  |     precisely and explicitly known. Therefore, the fundamental