Document, Part
1 1 | unless we would submit to certain conditions,--as described
2 1 | called upon to declare that certain of the articles, maintained
3 1 | place of the council,--as by certain constitutions has been aforetime
4 1 | officers of our court, or by certain public notaries; and, after
5 7,1| the unity of the Church, a certain erroneous doctrine disseminated
6 7,1| moved against sins by a certain hatred and detestation,
7 7,1| but he that believes for certain that he is absolved and
8 7,1| predestination, as to determine for certain that he is assuredly in
9 7,1| promise himself any thing as certain with an absolute certainty;
10 7,1| also to the subtle wits of certain men, who, by pleasing speeches
11 7,1| sins, that he believe for certain, and without any wavering
12 7,1| saith, that he will for certain, of an absolute and infallible
13 7,2| seeing that it is most certain that, if the wolf have devoured
14 8,1| received through faith, and certain marks of the Christian profession,
15 8,1| a character, that is, a certain spiritual and indelible
16 8,1| soever, unless it shall be certain that they have been made
17 8,1| of by the Ordinary; with certain exceptions. ~Persons presented,
18 8,3| Trent, and which was, for certain other reasons at that time
19 8,3| of our proper motion, and certain knowledge, and the plenitude
20 9,1| plainly and notoriously certain, that the prelates cannot
21 9,1| the said congregations by certain of the Fathers; doth it
22 11,1| to this present day, for certain reasons, and especially
23 11,2| deliberation, and of our own certain knowledge, and the plenitude
24 14,1| they should be wrested, by certain contentions and wicked men,
25 14,1| celebrated, every year, on a certain day, and that a festival;
26 14,1| most just that there be certain appointed holy days, whereon
27 14,3| therein,-purposing to ordain certain things which relate to the
28 14,3| secular court; in which case a certain number of bishops is, according
29 14,3| notwithstanding seem probable enough, certain persons fraudulently obtain
30 14,5| security, they desire that certain judges be deputed on their
31 15,1| there has been, through a certain kind of necessity, on account
32 15,1| sacrament, it is beyond doubt certain that the minister of baptism
33 15,1| c: to which words indeed certain prayers are, according to
34 15,1| that they flowed from a certain vehement hatred of their
35 15,1| and knowingly keep back certain sins, such set nothing before
36 15,1| of consciences: for it is certain, that in the Church nothing
37 15,1| the Christian people, that certain more atrocious and more
38 15,1| their special judgment, certain more grievous cases of crimes.
39 15,1| penitents, by enjoining certain very light works for very
40 15,5| punishment. ~And forasmuch as certain bishops of churches which
41 15,5| them to promote during a certain time such as come unto them,
42 15,5| Conservators is confined within certain limits. ~Moreover, whereas
43 15,5| possessions, and rights, obtain certain judges to be deputed by
44 17,2| then for Vicenza, he, for certain reasons expressed in his
45 17,2| celebration had been, for certain reasons, then also postponed,
46 17,2| Sessions had been held, and certain decrees made, the said Council
47 17,2| Council afterwards, for certain reasons, with the concurrence
48 17,2| of Trent, at which time certain other decrees were made.
49 17,2| officers of our court, or by certain public notaries; and that
50 22,1| the devil, spread abroad certain monstrous errors, by reason
51 22,1| when, after having ordained certain things touching the use
52 22,1| is to be conceded under certain conditions ; and what are
53 22,2| it be first legitimately certain, that he is in the peaceful
54 22,2| be received, unless it be certain that he can live conveniently
55 23,1| accustomed at times to celebrate, certain masses in honour and memory
56 23,1| highest degree savour of a certain holiness and piety, and
57 23,1| Mother Church instituted certain rites, to wit that certain
58 23,1| certain rites, to wit that certain things be pronounced in
59 23,3| observance of a fixed number of certain masses and of candles, as
60 23,5| is to be conceded under certain conditions; and what are
61 24,1| and minor, by which, as by certain steps, advance is made unto
62 24,2| XI. ~The interstices, and certain other regulations, to be
63 24,2| wander about without any certain abode. And if he shall quit
64 24,2| ecclesiastical discipline, a certain number of youths of their
65 24,2| institution. And forasmuch as some certain revenues will be necessary,
66 24,2| the clergy,--shall take a certain part or portion, out of
67 24,2| portion so deducted, as also a certain number of simple benefices,
68 24,2| cannot be established in certain (churches) thereof; the
69 25,2| solemnization of marriages at certain times of the year, is a
70 25,3| honesty is confined within certain limits. ~The holy Synod
71 25,3| marriage are prohibited at certain times. ~The holy Synod enjoins,
72 25,4| elsewhere usefully ordained certain things touching those who
73 25,4| power of) visitation in certain churches, shall henceforth
74 25,4| compulsory causes, that certain persons be distinguished
75 25,4| are to be distinguished by certain boundaries. ~Forasmuch as
76 25,4| Pontiff may provide, out of certain benefices, for those bishops
77 25,4| in need of being aided by certain fruits; provided however
78 25,4| general Chapters, or to certain visitors. ~In parish churches
79 25,4| parish churches have not any certain boundaries, neither have
80 25,4| distributions, there are introduced certain conditions, or deductions
81 25,4| deductions from the fruits, certain payments, promises, unlawful
82 25,4| either to unite thereunto certain simple benefices, not however
83 25,4| holy Roman Church, or of certain abbots, or chapters; it
84 25,4| be deputed as examiners, certain clerics as capable of governing
85 25,4| university whatsoever, even for a certain sum, and any other impediments
86 25,4| of an indult, or up to a certain sum, or under any other
87 25,4| It is declared, that, by certain words used previously, the
88 25,5| time will allow thereof, certain dogmas may also be treated
89 26,1| those things which tend to a certain kind of curiosity or superstition,
90 26,2| as he has obtained some certain information in regard to
91 26,3| departed from; it being certain, that those things which
92 26,3| and shall there depute certain Regulars to deliberate and
93 26,3| previously examined, with certain exceptions. ~In monasteries,
94 26,3| Councils shall, by deputing certain persons belonging to the
95 26,4| excommunications, which, after certain admonitions, are wont to
96 26,4| consequence of other regulations, certain qualifications are required,
97 26,4| qualifications are required, or certain obligations are attached
98 26,4| Roman Pontiff; and it is certain, that all those qualifications
99 26,4| instituted to receive a certain class of pilgrims, or of
100 26,4| there shall be designated certain persons who have the qualifications
101 26,4| judicial process. ~CHAPTER XI. ~Certain leases of Ecclesiastical
102 26,4| or rights are prohibited; certain other such leases are annulled. ~
103 26,4| Clerics are excluded from certain Benefices and Pensions. ~
104 26,4| sorely grieve at hearing that certain bishops, forgetful of their
105 26,4| precedent, rather than upon any certain discrimination in regard
106 26,9| Pius IV., commissioned certain chosen Fathers to consider
107 27 | read in a loud voice by certain officers of our court; and
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