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 1 1  | indefectible: Bellarmine will not take that to emanate from the
 2 1,1|           if he should attempt to take his seat he is to be cast
 3 1,1|         never taken place nor can take place. (2) ~Paschasinus
 4 2  |          the form of God does not take away the form of a servant,
 5 3  |     further can it add nor can it take aught away. ~When this had
 6 6,2|        the Great had primarily to take care of the poor (Epist.,
 7 6,3|      their Bishop permits them to take care of orphans and widows. ~
 8 6,4|          their own monasteries to take part in such; unless, indeed,
 9 6,6|          to be wondered at, if we take into account the pristine
10 6,2|          in charge of them, shall take the bare title, all metropolitan
11 6,4|         lawful for any of them to take a wife that is heterodox.
12 6,4|           the sons of readers may take wives who are heretics,
13 6,7|           Dionysius and Isidorian take in as "situated on estates,"
14 6,9|  Septimania "were endeavouring to take Arles and Narbonne" (Hodgkin,
15 6,4|          alienated. Whoever shall take upon him to do otherwise,
16 6,5|      ordinations of bishops shall take place within three months,
17 6,5|    Steward of the Church" was to "take care of the revenues of
18 6,2|        bishop of Alexandria shall take the charge of the affairs
19 6,2|         so that he may be able to take action with regard to the