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 1  1  |         business of the council ought not to be entered upon until
 2  1  |       all, unto whom our letter ought to be individually communicated;
 3  3,1|       of the council of Toledo--ought either to be boisterous
 4  5,2|       done gratis, that so what ought to be approved, may be approved,
 5  5,2|       may be approved, and what ought to be condemned, may be
 6  7,1|         even as no pious person ought to doubt of the mercy of
 7  7,1|      how much soever justified, ought to think himself exempt
 8  7,1|        the commandments; no one ought to make use of that rash
 9  7,1|      cause, the just themselves ought to feel themselves the more
10  7,1|         them. Wherefore, no one ought to flatter himself up with
11  7,1|         is in this mortal life, ought so far to presume as regards
12  7,1|       or, if he do sin, that he ought to promise himself an assured
13  7,1|  absolute certainty; though all ought to place and repose a most
14  7,1|         as yet unto glory, they ought to fear for the combat which
15  7,1|         we all offend, each one ought to have before his eyes,
16  7,1|      goodness (of God); neither ought any one to judge himself,
17  7,1|         know not only what they ought to hold and follow, but
18  7,1|      love, or be penitent as he ought, so as that the grace of
19  7,1|        one saith, that the just ought not, for their good works
20  8,1|          this holy Synod thinks ought to be renewed, and doth
21  8,1|         holy Synod hath thought ought to be renewed, and doth
22  9,1|       therefore they cannot and ought not to be detained therein
23  9,1|        the twentyfirst of April ought to be celebrated, and be
24  9,1|       the said Council may, and ought to, be brought back to this,
25 10,1|    established and promulgated,-ought to be celebrated in this
26 11,2|        or custom, or privilege, ought to be present at General
27 14,1|         faith, conceive, and we ought most firmly to believe,
28 14,1|  Christian, the more diligently ought he to give heed that he
29 14,1|       he who would communicate, ought to recall to mind the precept
30 14,1|         he may seem to himself, ought to approach to the sacred
31 14,1|       an apostolical tradition, ought with justice and reason
32 14,1|         the heresies which they ought to guard against and avoid. ~
33 14,3|         strikers, and that they ought so to preside over those
34 14,5|       decrees, even though they ought to be expressed specifically
35 15,1| penitents, the punishment which ought to be inflicted, on account
36 15,1|      and therefore the penitent ought not so to confide in his
37 15,1|         deligated jurisdiction, ought to be of no weight whatever.
38 15,1|         the priests of the Lord ought, as far as the Spirit and
39 15,2|     whole Christian life, which ought to be a perpetual penance.
40 15,2|         and on the time when it ought to be administered. ~And
41 15,2|       now as to prescribing who ought to receive, and who to administer
42 15,5|   prelates of the churches, who ought diligently to apply themselves
43 15,5|      said bishop, they may, and ought to be, compelled thereunto,
44 15,5|        of right, a dispensation ought to be granted, even for
45 15,5|        Secular dignity, can, or ought to, obtain, or acquire a
46 17,2|         free access to all, who ought to be made acquainted with
47 19,1|         carefully consider what ought to be done in the matter
48 22,1|       of the faithful of Christ ought to receive both species
49 22,2|        the ecclesiastical order ought to be free from every suspicion
50 22,2|       the bishop shall consider ought to be received, in consideration
51 22,2|  Whereas, also, very great care ought to be taken, lest those
52 22,2|    which the faithful of Christ ought not on this account to be
53 23,1|         since those masses also ought to be considered as truly
54 23,2|       who receives; and that it ought not to be offered for the
55 23,2|    condemned; or, that the mass ought to be celebrated in the
56 23,2|     tongue only; or, that water ought not to be mixed with the
57 23,4|         Lord for their portion, ought by all means so to regulate
58 23,4|         wit, that, if those who ought to receive them should fail,
59 23,4|       wills,--which alterations ought not to be made except for
60 23,4|       other pious places, which ought to be employed for the necessities
61 24,1|       and outward signs, no one ought to doubt that Order is truly
62 24,2|      continuous or interrupted, ought not by any means to exceed
63 24,2|       days especially the sheep ought to be refreshed, and to
64 24,2|          How, and by whom, each ought to be ordained. ~Ordinations
65 24,2|         church. ~Whereas no one ought to be ordained, who, in
66 25,3|        though immemorial, which ought rather to be called a corruption,
67 25,3|       of that parish priest who ought to have been present at
68 25,3|       from whom the benediction ought to have been received. ~
69 25,4|     nothing unseemly; much more ought we to strive that no error
70 25,4|        who, by right or custom, ought to be present thereat, shall
71 25,4|         manner of persons those ought to be who are to be promoted
72 25,4|     holily provided that no one ought to be enrolled in two churches.
73 25,4| nominated to Parochial Churches ought to be examined. ~It is most
74 25,4|       are any particulars which ought to be added to, or retrenched
75 26,3|         bishop, or the Superior ought to grant this permission
76 26,3|          that all the aforesaid ought to be chosen by secret voting,
77 26,3|     singular those things which ought to be done before profession,
78 26,4|        who, of right or custom, ought to be present at the provincial
79 26,4|       In what manner the Bishop ought to act in regard of the
80 26,9|        Fathers to consider what ought to be done touching various