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1 3 |         unwillingly granted as an indulgence is not absolutely good.
2 3 |        accommodatingly grants all indulgence to marry on the ground of
3 3 |       that, if he had granted any indulgence out of necessity, that,
4 13| temptation--nay, rather, spent in indulgence. "We read him withal writing
5 14|       them some things "by way of indulgence, not by way of command"--
6 14|            too, have abrogated an indulgence which Paul granted--because
7 14|            when the time (for its indulgence) was fully expired, why
8 14|           when it catches: at his indulgence, (but) refuses his prescript--
9 14|         things?" The time for its indulgence was (the interval) until