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1 1 | the other pains, which, by law or custom, are usually passed
2 5,2| punished with the penalties by law established. ~And wishing,
3 5,2| restrained by the penalties of law, and others of their own
4 6,2| privileges accorded by common law, as regards the reception
5 6,2| to the appointment of the law, or the custom of the place,
6 7,1| Inability of Nature and of the Law to justify man. ~The holy
7 7,1| very letter itself of the law of Moses, were able to be
8 7,1| had been, both before the Law, and during the time of
9 7,1| and during the time of the Law, to many of the holy fathers
10 7,1| Jews who were under the Law, and that the Gentiles,
11 7,1| Manner thereof under the law of grace. ~By which words,
12 7,1| the doctrine of the divine law, which excludes from the
13 7,1| fully satisfied the divine law according to the state of
14 7,1| human nature, or that of the law, without the grace of God
15 7,2| penalties of the ancient law are renewed against them,
16 7,2| personal residence whether by law or custom, shall be compelled,
17 8,1| the sacraments of the New Law were not all instituted
18 8,1| said sacraments of the New Law do not differ from the sacramnets
19 8,1| the sacramnets of the Old Law, save that the ceremonies
20 8,1| the sacraments of the New Law are not necessary unto salvation,
21 8,1| the sacraments of the New Law do not contain the grace
22 8,1| said sacraments of the New Law grace is not conferred through
23 8,1| observance of the whole law of Christ; let him be anathema. ~
24 8,1| within the time prescribed by law, and any delays granted,
25 8,1| whether by ordinance of common law, or by virtue of any privilege
26 8,1| except in the cases by law provided. ~CHAPTER XIII. ~
27 8,1| and compelled by course of law to pay what they owe; no
28 13 | seven sacraments of the New Law in general, and on baptism
29 14,3| days' journey as settled by law, or if it be from him that
30 14,3| the due execution of the law would be retarded; whilst,
31 14,3| recommended by their knowledge of law. ~CHAPTER V. ~The bishop
32 15,1| prudent to enjoin by any human law, that sins, especially such
33 15,2| properly a sacrament of the new law, insinuated indeed in Mark,
34 15,5| sanctuaries, and despise the law. But, in order that the
35 15,5| evasion and in contempt of the law, of their own rashness choose
36 15,5| proved by ordinary process of law, nor be otherwise public,
37 16,2| those penalties, which, by law human and divine, or by
38 17,2| and others who, by common law, or by privilege, or ancient
39 19,3| those penalties, which, by law human and divine, or by
40 22,1| that it was to be held as a law; which it is not lawful
41 22,2| punishment, the penalties by law inflicted. ~CHAPTER II. ~
42 22,2| to the provision of the law, and of the sacred canons. ~
43 22,2| unions, in the cases by law permitted. ~In order, also,
44 22,2| may, according to form of law, make unions in perpetuity--
45 22,2| and in the other cases by law permitted; even though the
46 23,1| period of nature, and of the law; in as much as it comprises
47 23,4| sacred theology, or in canon law; or shall be declared, by
48 23,4| shall, in the cases by law permitted, be the executors
49 24,1| the Priesthood of the New Law. ~Sacrifice and priesthood
50 24,1| both have existed in every law. ./. Whereas, therefore,
51 24,2| well skilled in the divine law, and of experience in the
52 24,2| at the time appointed by law, and in the cathedral churches,
53 24,2| licentiates in divinity, or canon law, or on other competent persons,
54 25,1| matrimony, in the evangelical law, excels in grace, through
55 25,1| the sacraments of the new law; against which, impious
56 25,2| sacraments of the evangelic law, (a sacrament) instituted
57 25,2| prohibited by any divine law; let him be anathema. ~CANON
58 25,2| notwithstanding the ecclesiastical law, or vow; and that the contrary
59 25,4| qualifications required by law, and by this holy Synod,
60 25,4| Scriptures and the devine law, or if lawfully hindered,
61 25,4| to instruct them in the law of the Lord. ~CHAPTER VIII. ~
62 25,4| in theology, or in canon law, and forty years of age,
63 25,4| or licentiates in canon law. But, to the other dignities
64 25,4| within the time prescribed by law and by this holy Synod.
65 25,4| licentiates in theology, or canon law. Furthermore, it shall not
66 25,4| or a licentiate, of canon law, or otherwise as competent
67 25,4| in theology, or in canon law, or such other clerics,
68 25,4| those cases allowed of by law, or lodge a complaint touching
69 26,3| except in the cases by law expressed, compel a woman
70 26,3| the cases provided for by law,--to enter a convent against
71 26,4| benefices, and other remedies at law. But if the execution cannot
72 26,4| null, and of no effect in law. Nevertheless, in crimes
73 26,4| qualifications which, by law, and by the decrees of this
74 26,4| censures, and other remedies at law, but may also even be deprived
75 26,4| other (proofs) required by law; or, also, by repeated presentations
76 26,4| otherwise, according as the law directs. But as regards
77 26,4| which they are bound in law, to the cathedral church,
78 26,4| at times the restraint of law, thereby more completely
79 26,4| dispense too often with the law, and to yield to petitioners
80 27 | knowledge of divine and human law; the Legates of the Apostolic
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