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 1 6 |        to be ~understood, in a general manner: it applies to all
 2 6 |       This is, I ~believe, the general sense of the canon, and
 3 9 |   until it shall seem fit to a general ~meeting of the bishops
 4 11|        the whole West was in a general way ~understood to be in
 5 13|     bishop] merely proves the ~general rule to the contrary)--and
 6 17|     the others who went by the general name ~of hearers only.~ ~
 7 17|  purposes Public Penance was a general institution but ~for a short
 8 19|        in prayers only. But in general, and in the ~case of any
 9 19|  imposition of penance, and in general, ~everything that could
10 20|      the twelfth it had become general, to give place to the withdrawal
11 23| approve a translation.(2) ~The general feeling, however, of the
12 25|   forbidden practice, for ~the general terms of the earlier canon, "
13 25|     690) what appears to ~be a general law on the subject, enjoining "
14 32|      higher order of clergy in general, that ~they should live
15 32|   bishop was not speaking in a general way; he simply desired ~