Art.

 1 Pre|         who constitute the other part, if no progress should be
 2 Pre|          Majesty's reign, on the part of the Electors, Princes,
 3 1  |       used it, to signify, not a part or quality in another, but
 4 20 | Furthermore, it is taught on our part that it is necessary to
 5 21 |          be proper lenity on the part of bishops to bear with
 6 21 |     although, among us, in large part, the ancient rites are diligently
 7 21 |        hatred of men against our part, disseminate strange slanders
 8 24 |         ceremonies, for the most part like those hitherto in use,
 9 26 |        by it, which is the chief part of the Gospel, and ought
10 26 |       traditions are kept on our part, which conduce to good order
11 27 |            What is taught on our part concerning Monastic Vows,
12 27 |     matrimony, they teach on our part that it is lawful for all
13 27 |        shall we follow? The most part have an excuse for leaving
14 28 |     question it is taught on our part (as has been shown above)
15 29 |         has been received on our part against Scripture or the