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 1  1  |  Christians, a bitter and severe account would they have to render
 2  1  |       all of which could not, on account of the shortness of the
 3  1  |          is principally on their account, and at their instance,
 4  6,2|        which they may not on any account preach in the said churches
 5  7,1|         they can refrain, and on account of which they are separated
 6  7,2|      service of God, taking into account the character of the places
 7  8,1| spiritual and indelible Sign, on account of which they cannot be
 8  8,1|        for baptism, and, on that account, wrests, to some sort of
 9  8,1|         near adolescence gave an account of their faith in the face
10  8,3|        merits unequal thereunto, account it a part of our office
11 11,1|       reasons, and especially on account of the absence of some of
12 11,2|        if we shall be unable, on account of our age, state of health,
13 13  |  hitherto delayed to proceed, on account of the absence of the illustrious
14 13  |    principally concerned,-and on account of the assemblage of the
15 14,1|        divinity, furthermore, on account of the admirable hypostatical
16 14,1|        less to be adored on this account, that it was instituted
17 14,3|      more than power. But if, on account of the grievousness of the
18 14,3|      what manner clerics are, on account of grievous crimes, to be
19 14,3|          ecclesiastics, that, on account of the atrocity thereof,
20 14,3|      causes of bishops, when, on account of the quality of the crime
21 14,4|        sacrifice of the mass, on account of the close connexion between
22 15,1|    certain kind of necessity, on account of the affinity of the subjects,
23 15,1|        ought to be inflicted, on account of them. Whence it is unreasonable
24 15,1|         God's sight absolved, on account of his faith alone. For
25 15,1|      lest any may perish on this account, it has always been very
26 15,2|        Wherefore, they are on no account to be hearkened to, who,
27 15,5|  whatsoever cause, be it even on account of some secret crime, or
28 15,5|          that, making but little account of their own dignity, and
29 16,2|     divine offices shall not, on account of their presence, be in
30 19,3|     divine offices shall not, on account of their presence, be in
31 22,1|       when he says; Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers
32 22,1|        adhered to, as that on no account is the use of the chalice
33 22,2|     those churches, to which, on account of the distance, or the
34 22,2|           with (other) cures, on account of the poverty of those
35 22,2|  provision whatever, not even on account of any resignation, or derogation,
36 22,2|         Christ ought not on this account to be deprived, It decrees,
37 23,4|         give in, once a year, an account of their administration
38 23,4|   regulation of the place, their account has to be rendered to others
39 23,5|        adhered to, as that on no account is the use of the chalice
40 24,2|          own diocese, they on no account be absent from their own
41 24,2|      they happen to be absent on account of their studies; and may
42 24,2|          not merely on their own account, but also on account of
43 24,2|         own account, but also on account of whatsoever pensions they
44 24,2|        which they have to pay on account of those pensions: notwithstanding
45 25,2|        If any one saith, that on account of heresy, or irksome cohabitation,
46 25,2| matrimony cannot be dissolved on account of the adultery of one of
47 25,3|        and whereas it takes into account the grievous sins which
48 25,4|   superior churches, yet doth it account this office to be of such
49 25,4|   understanding however that, on account of parochial, or other Secular
50 25,4|        they shall not be able on account of its extent, to make the
51 25,4|      bound to give the bishop an account, within a month, of the
52 25,4|       for the visitation, or, on account of wills made for pious
53 25,4|          it may be expedient, on account of their small extent, and
54 25,4|        for those bishops who, on account of the poverty of their
55 25,4|         shall afterwards give an account to him whom it may regard.
56 25,4|        to the Chapter itself,-an account of those things which concern
57 25,4|       also be bound to render an account to the said bishop of any
58 25,4|       either before or after, on account of this examination; otherwise,
59 25,4|      shall be bound to render an account, not only to God, but also,
60 25,4|        aforesaid, to a judge, on account of two years having elapsed,
61 26,2|       believed to be in them, on account of which they are to be
62 26,3|          unable to leave on this account,--that the monastery is
63 26,4|      causing a revelation, or on account of things that have been
64 26,4|          then, otherwise than on account of some circumstance of
65 26,4|     required to be celebrated on account of various legacies from
66 26,4|      legitimately established on account of some most evident necessity
67 26,4|       speedily. ~Forasmuch as on account of the malicious suggestions
68 26,4|          yield to petitioners on account of precedent, rather than
69 27  |        celebrated, could not, on account of various impediments and
70 27  |         to stand in need on that account of an interpretation or