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 1 1  |         which seemed to point at a certain division in the person of
 2 1,1|     Fathers. ~Since I learned that certain of those accustomed to find
 3 1,1|       flesh. For it is likely that certain also gossip about me as
 4 1,1|          Since we have leaned that certain, after having corrupted
 5 6,3|            of] the holy Synod that certain of those who are enrolled
 6 6,4|          honour; but, forasmuch as certain persons using the pretext
 7 6,2|         come to our knowledge that certain persons, contrary to the
 8 6,4|               CANON XIV. ~Since in certain provinces it is permitted
 9 6,6|            the bishop authority in certain circumstances not to inflict
10 6,0|           of the sixth session, as certain articles for which synodical
11 6,3|     hearing of the holy Synod that certain clergymen and monks, having
12 6,5|           CANON XXV. ~FORASMUCH as certain of the metropolitans, as
13 6,6|           as we have heard that in certain churches the bishops managed
14 6,8| Constantinople. ~VAN ESPEN. ~It is certain that this canon was expressly
15 6,8|        regard to the ordination of certain metropolitans (see Ep. of
16 6,9|            says: "That document of certain bishops has never been brought
17 6,9|          canon of Chalcedon. It is certain that he rejected it and
18 6,2|          had left, it is said that certain decrees were made, which
19 6,2|         Constantinople said: It is certain that the matters touching