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 1  1  |         overwhelmed; but we too, as men compassed with infirmity,
 2  1  |         mind that our predecessors, men endowed with admirable wisdom
 3  1  |            three Legates a latere,--men of the greatest virtue and
 4  1  |   commission, as their ambassadors, men of weight, who may each
 5  3,1|          high stations, and for all men, that we may lead a quiet
 6  4,1|        things were made: who for us men, and for our salvation,
 7  4,2|      estimation and honour with all men, as it shall have been sanctioned
 8  5,2|             like purposes; that all men of this description, profaners
 9  6,1|            so death passed upon all men, in whom all have sinned. ~
10  6,1|          name under heaven given to men, whereby we must be saved.
11  6,1|            so death passed upon all men in whom all have sinned,
12  6,2|           liberality delivered unto men, may not lie neglected,
13  7,1|          confess, that, whereas all men had lost their innocence
14  7,1|            time was come, sent unto men, Jesus Christ, His own Son-who
15  7,1|            to justice, and that all men might receive the adoption
16  7,1|       communicated. For as in truth men, if they were not born propagated
17  7,1|            during this mortal life, men, how holy and just soever,
18  7,1|             s help. For God, unless men be themselves wanting to
19  7,1|          the subtle wits of certain men, who, by pleasing speeches
20  7,1|       nature of that merit. ~Before men, therefore, who have been
21  7,1|            whose bounty towards all men is so great, that He will
22  7,1|              If any one saith, that men are just without the justice
23  7,1|              If any one saith, that men are justified, either by
24  7,1|           Jesus was given of God to men, as a redeemer in whom to
25  7,2|       disorders of the times and of men, well nigh fallen into desuetude;
26  8,1|         without the desire thereof, men obtain of God, through faith
27  8,1|           are distinguished amongst men from unbelievers; let him
28  8,1|      sacraments, always, and to all men, even though they receive
29  8,1|           is so to be recalled unto men, as that they are to understand,
30 13  |            bring back the hearts of men to the acknowledgment of
31 14,1|      certain contentions and wicked men, to fictitious and imaginary
32 14,1|       inventions devised by impious men; she recognising, with a
33 15,1|          grace and justice, for all men who had defiled themselves
34 15,1|            those of thought, render men children of wrath, and enemies
35 15,1|          have been invented by idle men; or, that one circumstance
36 15,1| chastisement of the Lord, than that men should, with true sorrow
37 15,1|             made partakers of other men 's sins. But let them have
38 15,3|           of God, but traditions of men, which obscure the doctrine
39 16,2|        following,- certifies to all men,- that by the ten our of
40 17,2|           prudent, grave, and pious men as their ambassadors, to
41 17,2|            by and made known to all men: and when removed thence,
42 19,1|         BOOKS; AND FOR INVITING ALL MEN ON THE PUBLIC FAITH TO THE
43 19,3|          therein,--certifies to all men, that, by the tenour of
44 20,1|              and It notifies to all men, that, on the said day,
45 21,1|            which It notifies to all men for the sixteenth day of
46 22,2|             pass from the memory of men; the bishops, even as the
47 22,2|             whatsoever; that so all men may at length truly understand,
48 23,3|      carelessness and Corruption of men, many things seem already
49 24,1|        following; in order that all men, with the help of Christ,
50 24,1|            human figment devised by men unskilled in ecclesiastical
51 24,2|           the minds and ears of all men, that so, with God's help,
52 24,2|          time, the forgetfulness of men, or by desuetude. ~CHAPTER
53 25,1|              against which, impious men of this age raging, have
54 25,1|          meet the rashness of these men, has thought it proper,
55 25,2|             it has been invented by men in the Church; and that
56 25,3|          grievous sin for unmarried men to have concubines; but
57 25,3|        great sacrament, for married men also to live in this state
58 25,3|         ill-usage, they compel both men and women, who live under
59 25,4|       testimony of good and learned men on the subject of the aforesaid
60 26,2|        their own prayers to God for men; that it is good and useful
61 26,2|           that they do not pray for men; or, that the invocation
62 26,2|             one mediator of God and men, Christ Jesus; or, that
63 26,2|     benefits are bestowed by God on men; so that they who affirm
64 26,2|     theologians, and of other pious men, act therein as he shall
65 26,3|          that all Regulars, as well men, as women, shall order and
66 26,3|     monasteries and houses, both of men and women, and of mendicants,
67 26,3|             amid houses, as well of men as of women, whether they
68 26,3|          and other crimes of wicked men, the bishops and other Superiors
69 26,3|   monasteries, or houses whether of men, or of women, which are
70 26,3|          the profession, whether of men or women, be made before
71 26,3|            be any Regulars, whether men or women, who are living
72 26,4|          themselves the eyes of all men. ~CHAPTER II. ~By whom individually
73 26,4|       Wherefore, be it known to all men, that the most sacred canons
74 26,4|             exactly observed by all men. And for this cause It admonishes
75 27  |          clearer information of all men, We do, by the tenour of
76 27  |     apostolic authority, forbid all men, as well ecclesiastics,
77 27  |             to the knowledge of all men, and that no one may use
78 27  |             to the knowledge of all men. And when removed thence,