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1 1 | with success. Wherefore, having been, as we have said, called
2 1 | holding a general council; and having consulted the opinions of
3 1 | third of our pontificate; having an almost assured hope that,
4 1 | of November precluded our having the opportunity of making
5 1 | next calends of May. This having been firmly resolved upon
6 1 | cannot reproach us with having either neglected, or not
7 1 | upon; under favour of which having our hopes, that both the
8 1 | summon the absent. They having excused themselves upon
9 1 | necessary suspension, then, having been made by us, whilst
10 1 | towards each other; and, having reached Belgium, thence
11 1 | holy Roman Church; after having removed and annulled, as
12 1 | public notaries; and, after having been read, be affixed to
13 5,1 | to faith as to morals, as having been dictated, either by
14 5,1 | manner, the said Synod, after having laid the foundation of the
15 5,2 | manuscript, without their having been first examined, and
16 6,2 | public or in private, without having been previously examined
17 6,2 | them. Wherefore, if, after having been admonished by the bishop,
18 7,1 | Justification received. ~Having, therefore, been thus justified,
19 7,2 | infancy to their riper years, having been laudably passed in
20 8,1 | actual faith, are not, after having received baptism, to be
21 8,1 | surreptitiously obtained, which having been granted within the
22 8,1 | functions for him, and after having undergone a previous careful
23 13 | Apostolic See presiding therein,-having, in ./. the Session last
24 14,3 | no means proceed, without having seen them, to the absolution
25 14,4 | importance of the matters, having been held, and the sentiments
26 14,4 | most eminent theologians having been ascertained; has likewise
27 15,1 | definition, wherein, all errors having been, under the protection
28 15,1 | another those who, after having been freed from the servitude
29 15,1 | of the devil, and after having received the gift of the
30 15,1 | all our sufficiency is; having also thereby a most sure
31 15,2 | if the sick should, after having received this unction, recover,
32 15,3 | damnation which he has incurred, having therewith the purpose of
33 15,5 | districts of unbelievers), having neither clergy nor Christian
34 15,5 | being in a manner wanderers, having no fixed see, and seeking
35 15,5 | may be pleaded as his from having been ceded to him. In civil
36 15,5 | ecclesiastical; if, after having been admonished by their
37 15,5 | benefices; and also, if, after having been once rebuked, they
38 15,5 | able to dispense, without having taking cognizance of the
39 16,2 | audience, and twenty days having expired after they have
40 17,1 | the holy Aposotlic See, having been given to this decree.
41 17,2 | Julius, his successor; but, having been often hindered and
42 17,2 | conclusion. For Paul, after having indicted it first for the
43 17,2 | at length, the suspension having been removed, It was begun,
44 17,2 | the holy Roman Church, and having also acquainted with this
45 19,3 | audience, and twenty days having expired after they have
46 22,1 | very sacrament; when, after having ordained certain things
47 22,1 | progress of time, that custom having been already very widely
48 22,1 | Eucharist: forasmuch as, having been regenerated by th by
49 22,2 | convenience of his churches; after having also first seen carefully
50 22,2 | scandalously, they shall, after having first admo-nished them,
51 22,2 | they shall judge fit, after having summoned those who are interested
52 22,2 | their duty. And if, after having been admonished, they shall
53 23,1 | understood and taught. For, having celebrated the ancient Passover,
54 24,2 | ecclesiastical benefice having cure of souls; in such wise,
55 24,2 | weighty cause; and if, after having been cited, even though
56 24,2 | the Church. The bishop, having divided these youths into
57 25,1 | rehearsing those last words as having been uttered by God, He
58 25,2 | guilty of adultery, who, having put away the adulteress,
59 25,2 | wife, as also she, who, having put away the adulterer,
60 25,3 | state of damnation, when, having left their former wife,
61 25,3 | the parish priest, after having interrogated the man and
62 25,3 | difficulty her bounty. But if, having observed those solemnities,
63 25,3 | persons who are vagrants, having no settled homes; and, being
64 25,3 | a careful inquiry, and, having reported the circumstance
65 25,3 | condition they may be, if, after having been three times admonished
66 25,3 | concubinaries, if, after having been three times admonished,
67 25,4 | said Sovereign Pontiff, having a full knowledge of the
68 25,4 | Metropolitans, however, even after having made a complete visitation
69 25,4 | twenty-fifth year of his age, and, having been exercised for some
70 25,4 | any benefices whatsoever having cure of souls, shall, within
71 25,4 | fixed form on each Head, having regard to the utility and
72 25,4 | the provincial Council, having summoned those whose interests
73 25,4 | committed to their charge, having divided the people into
74 25,4 | delegate of the Apostolic See, having power to take cognizance
75 25,4 | the officers aforesaid, having given in their accounts,
76 25,4 | on account of two years having elapsed, he shall be bound
77 25,4 | place before the bishop, having given, however, notice thereof
78 26,2 | these matters, shall, after having taken the advice of theologians,
79 26,2 | be resolved on, without having first consulted the most
80 26,3 | Regular, not even by way of having the interest, or the use,
81 26,3 | praiseworthy manner, after having made her profession. But
82 26,3 | the said bishop, and after having been previously examined
83 26,3 | Profession. ~The holy Synod, having in view the freedom of the
84 26,4 | in force,--shall, after having been admonished be the Ordinary,
85 26,4 | themselves, be regarded as having been obtained surreptitiously;
86 26,4 | those augmentations, which, having been made within the last
87 26,4 | incumbents thereof, and after having restored to the patrons
88 26,4 | those to be invalid, which, having been made within the last
89 26,4 | the Apostolic See. And if, having been thus suspended, they
90 26,4 | dispensation. But if, after having once put them away, they
91 26,4 | in church and out of it, having before their eyes their
92 26,7 | provincial Synod; that, after having been reviewed by the opinions
93 26,13| the holy Synod said: After having given thanks to God, most
94 26,15| hearing which, his Holiness, having looked at and read the tenour
95 26,15| of the said decree, and having takein the advice of the
96 26,15| brethren the cardinals, having previously had a mature
97 27 | holding several Sessions. Having been, by his successor,
98 27 | that remedy. But we, upon having entered upon the government
99 27 | Church, and, above all, having invoked the assistance of
100 27 | our court; and that, after having been read, it be affixed
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