Chapter

 1 2 |       order that remission may be granted you by God." The sins which
 2 6 |     indulgence was in days bygone granted, if on the ground of some
 3 6 |          sentence,) of indulgence granted, or to be granted, to adultery
 4 6 |      indulgence granted, or to be granted, to adultery and fornication,--
 5 11|           in these several cases) granted pardon. For we now affirm:
 6 12|           no restoration of peace granted by the Churches to "idolatry"
 7 13|      Epistle) to the Corinthians, granted pardon to the self-same
 8 13|    greatest indulgences not to be granted without public proclamation,
 9 13|          far (are they from being granted) without particularization.
10 13|        apostle so carelessly have granted indulgence to the atrocious
11 14|        the Corinthians, pardon is granted plainly; but it is uncertain
12 14|          the "inflated" pardon is granted, but after rebuke; to the "
13 14|         pardon seems to have been granted, as under condemnation.
14 14|   mourning" that pardon was being granted, the "rebuked" one was still
15 14|       reason why pardon was being granted was "lest we should be defrauded
16 14|         interpret that (pardon as granted) to an incestuous fornicator?
17 16| fornication? But if he either has granted, or does grant, indulgence
18 16| fornication) which has indulgence granted it will not be feared. And
19 16|          he professes that he has granted the use of marriage "by
20 16|          things lawful are (only) granted by way of indulgence, who
21 16|       apostle? No such indulgence granted Paul, who endeavours to
22 17|          certain, the apostle had granted pardon of fornication to
23 21|          the blessed apostles had granted any such indulgence (to
24 21|         had the prophets (of old) granted to the repentant the pardon