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 1 5 |   administering the Sacraments was instituted. For through the Word and
 2 7 |           is, rites or ceremonies, instituted by men, should be everywhere
 3 13|         the will of God toward us, instituted to awaken and confirm faith
 4 15|         also that human traditions instituted to propitiate God, to merit
 5 15|   concerning meats and days, etc., instituted to merit grace and to make
 6 21|         ceremonies, all the things instituted of old, are abolished in
 7 23|    marriage (which God Himself has instituted and left free to men) has
 8 24| satisfaction for original sin, and instituted the Mass wherein an offering
 9 24|             therefore the Mass was instituted that the faith of those
10 26|            new fastings were daily instituted, and the teachers in the
11 27|          that it is a kind of life instituted to merit grace and righteousness;
12 28|            the Keys, not only have instituted new services and burdened
13 28|        services in honor of saints instituted, because the authors of
14 28|       Since, therefore, ordinances instituted as things necessary, or