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1 1 | power, offered in a special manner both unobstructed access,
2 1 | that assembly in a proper manner under the divine assistance,--
3 1 | of Germany in a special manner; for as it is principally
4 1 | better and more com-modious manner, treat of, and, with the
5 3,1| DECREE TOUCHING THE MANNER OF LIVING, AND OTHER MATTERS
6 3,1| most prompt and prudent manner, the things to be condemned,
7 5,1| what order, and in what manner, the said Synod, after having
8 5,2| printed in the most correct manner possible; and that it shall
9 6,2| monks, let there be in like manner a lecture on sacred Scripture,
10 6,2| flourish, let there be in like manner a lectureship of sacred
11 6,2| and all those who in any manner soever hold any parochial,
12 7,1| the impious, and of the Manner thereof under the law of
13 7,1| of God. ~CHAPTER VI. ~The manner of Preparation. ~Now they (
14 7,1| CHAPTER VIII. ~In what manner it is to be understood,
15 7,1| the grace lost: for this manner of Justification is of the
16 7,1| have been justified in this manner,-whether they have preserved
17 7,1| is justified are in such manner the gifts of God, as that
18 7,2| appoint and ordain in the manner following:-If any one, by
19 7,2| fruits to be applied in like manner. But if the contumacy proceed
20 8,1| all but one, in a given manner and time. ~No one, by whatsoever
21 8,1| whatsoever, in whatsoever manner exempted; and to provide
22 8,1| shall take care that all manner of hospitals, even those
23 8,3| or otherwise in any other manner, We, of our proper motion,
24 9,1| doth it please you, in like manner, to decree and declare,
25 10,1| being observed in the usual manner; (the Synod) ,-for causes
26 14,1| his own substance, by a manner of existing, which, though
27 14,3| they happen to sin in any manner through human frailty, that
28 14,3| require. ~CHAPTER IV. ~In what manner clerics are, on account
29 15,1| enjoined to be made in this manner, is impossible, or to call
30 15,1| For the rest, as to the manner of confessing secretly to
31 15,1| forgiven, but is after the manner of a judicial act, whereby
32 15,1| refuted in the plainest manner possible. And truly the
33 15,1| received into grace in one manner; and in another those who,
34 15,3| right; or saith, that the manner of confessing secretly to
35 15,5| secret crime, or in what manner soever, even extra-judicially;
36 15,5| Christian people, and being in a manner wanderers, having no fixed
37 15,5| so promoted shall in like manner be suspended from the exercise
38 15,5| or in possession of any manner of dignities, personates,
39 15,5| to be ordained: in what manner involuntary homicides are
40 16,2| and enlarging it in the manner following,- certifies to
41 18,1| the Holy Ghost, be, all manner of suspension removed, celebrated
42 21,1| proceed in a more befitting manner, and with greater deliberation;
43 22,2| for the collation of any manner of orders, not even for
44 22,2| the cure of souls.--The manner of erecting new parishes
45 22,2| provide for them in some other manner, setting aside any appeal
46 22,2| cause to be observed, the manner of life required by the
47 23,1| immolated in an unbloody manner, who once offered Himself
48 23,1| offered Himself in a bloody manner on the altar of the cross;
49 23,1| Himself on the cross, the manner alone of offering being
50 23,1| be administered in a holy manner, and of all holy things
51 23,3| shall wholly prohibit all manner of conditions and bargains
52 23,4| divide the third part of any manner of fruits and proceeds of
53 23,4| distribution, and shall acquire no manner of property therein, but
54 23,4| portions, and any other manner of benefices whatever, to
55 23,4| persons; shall visit all manner of pious places, if not
56 23,4| have a right to visit all manner of hospitals, colleges,
57 23,5| provided for in the best manner,--decreed, that the whole
58 24,1| exercised in a more worthy manner, and with greater veneration,
59 24,1| specific canons, in the manner following; in order that
60 24,2| but abandon it after the manner of hirelings; the sacred
61 24,2| for the causes and in the manner subjoined. For whereas Christian
62 24,2| able to be suspended by any manner of privilege soever, license,
63 24,2| even upon the ground of any manner of benefice,--by any compact,
64 24,2| that they have chosen this manner of life, that they may render
65 24,2| necessary, or in some other manner, judged capable; and has
66 24,2| CHAPTER XVII. ~In what manner the exercise of the minor
67 24,2| homilies of the saints; the manner of administering the sacraments,
68 24,2| one of whom shall in like manner be with the bishop, and
69 24,2| reprove and to compel in like manner the archbishop, and sedulously
70 25,3| That relationship, in like manner, which is contracted by
71 25,3| prohibited degrees: in what manner dispensation is to be granted
72 25,3| to be treated in a holy manner. ~
73 25,4| Session. ~CHAPTER I. ~The manner of proceeding to the creation
74 25,4| Cardinals. ~If, as regards all manner of degrees in the Church,
75 25,4| flock, in a most useful manner provide those churches therewith,
76 25,4| CHAPTER III. ~In what manner Prelates are to make their
77 25,4| bishop to dispense in all manner of irregularities and suspensions,
78 25,4| shall first explain, in a manner suited to the capacity of
79 25,4| notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XII. ~What manner of persons those ought to
80 25,4| Cum in cunctis. ~In like manner archdeacons, who are called
81 25,4| lawful, by virtue of any manner of statute or custom whatsoever,
82 25,4| regarding the suitable manner of conducting the divine
83 25,4| CHAPTER XIII. ~In what manner provision is to be made
84 25,4| fruits of which are in like manner so slight that they are
85 25,4| future be burthened with any manner of pensions, or reservations
86 25,4| aside or hindered by any manner of provision whatsoever,
87 25,4| be made in some suitable manner, as may seem fit to the
88 25,4| a Parish Priest: in what manner and by whom those nominated
89 25,4| Roman Court, or in any other manner whatsoever, though it may
90 25,4| were possessed of in any manner whatsoever, even before
91 25,4| abrogated. ~CHAPTER XX. ~The manner of conducting causes, appertaining
92 25,4| used previously, the usual manner of treating business in
93 25,4| foregoing words, the usual manner of treating matters in general
94 26,1| uneducated multitude. In like manner, such things as are uncertain,
95 26,1| discharged, not in a perfunctory manner, but diligently and accurately,
96 26,3| use of moveables, in such manner as that the furniture of
97 26,3| possess anything in any other manner, he shall be deprived during
98 26,3| to submit. ~CHAPTER VI. ~Manner of choosing Regular Superiors.~
99 26,3| in the election of all manner of superiors, temporary
100 26,3| In what way, and what manner of, persons are to be chosen
101 26,3| years in a praiseworthy manner, after having made her profession.
102 26,3| those years in an upright manner. But no individual shall
103 26,3| CHAPTER VIII. ~In what manner the regulation of Monasteries,
104 26,3| but if made in any other manner, even though with the express
105 26,3| be performed in a proper manner. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~If a girl,
106 26,3| shall, by virtue of any manner of faculty, be transferred
107 26,4| that in the rest of their manner of living, and in their
108 26,4| visited and reformed in the manner aforesaid, and as shall
109 26,4| if he think fit. ~In like manner in criminal causes, wherein
110 26,4| most complete and useful manner possible, empowers bishops
111 26,4| been established in this manner, in such sort that, in no
112 26,4| surreptitious. ~CHAPTER VI. ~In what manner the Bishop ought to act
113 26,4| done away with ; in what manner, to whom, and for what cause,
114 26,4| churches, and as regards all manner of persons soever, even
115 26,4| the cardinalate. ~In like manner, as regards coadjutorships
116 26,4| Hospitals. By whom, and in what manner, the negligence of administrators
117 26,4| regulate the matter in a useful manner. ~Wherefore, if all and
118 26,4| kind. ~CHAPTER IX. ~In what manner a right of patronage is
119 26,4| in any way, nor for any manner of cause or occasion, meddle
120 26,4| other persons. ~In like manner also whatsoever rights of
121 26,4| notwithstanding. ~CHAPTER XIV. ~The manner of proceeding against Clerics
122 26,4| incapable and unworthy of any manner of honours, dignities, benefices
123 26,4| estate, do in no slight manner disgrace the pontifical
124 26,4| sound and safe from all manner of adverse attempts; besides
125 26,4| munificence, in a special manner advanced the interests of
126 27 | and ordained in an obscure manner, and it shall appear to
127 27 | Synod has Itself in like manner decreed ; being prepared,
128 27 | all the provinces, in such manner as shall seem to Us most
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