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 1  1   |          our own, but of its own great goodness, the providence
 2  1   |         the bark of Peter, in so great a tempest, and in the midst
 3  1   |           that it was a point of great importance, both as regards
 4  1   |       was to us a source of very great joy, and so confirmed us
 5  1   |         Christian king, and with great show of mutual good will
 6  1   |          as our legate with very great learning and integrity.
 7  1   |       and obliged, by the Lord's great benefits towards them, they
 8  7,1 |        and schismatics; and with great vehemence is this vain confidence,
 9  7,1 |         confidence, which hath a great reward. And, for this cause,
10  7,1 |     bounty towards all men is so great, that He will have the things
11  7,1 |  infallible certainty, have that great gift of perseverance unto
12 10,1 |    during these last days of the great week (of Lent), and of the
13 14,1 |           and in the midst of so great joy of the universal Church,
14 14,1 |       not to receive it but with great reverence and holiness,
15 14,1 |       and that mindful of the so great majesty, and the so exceeding
16 14,2 |   anathema. And for fear lest so great a sacrament may be received
17 14,3 |        compelled-both to his own great inconvenience and that of
18 14,4 |          has looked forward with great earnestness for many months
19 15,1 |        Penance; nevertheless, so great, in these our days, is the
20 15,1 |        sorrow of mind, detest so great an offence of God. Wherefore
21 15,1 |         the Catholic Church with great reason repudiated and condemned
22 15,1 |           without many tears and great labours on our parts, the
23 15,1 | alleviated by the so many and so great advantages and consolations,
24 15,1 |      most ancient Fathers with a great and unanimous consent, the
25 15,1 |       salutary custom is, to the great benefit of the souls of
26 15,1 |       most holy Fathers to be of great importance to the discipline
27 15,1 |     teaches furthermore, that so great is the liberality of the
28 15,1 |        but also, which is a very great proof of love, by the temporal
29 15,2 |     person, by exciting in him a great confidence in the divine
30 15,2 |          perspicuous words of so great an apostle. Neither assuredly
31 15,2 |          there be contempt of so great a sacrament without a heinous
32 15,3 |          the constitution of the great Council of Lateran, and
33 17,1 |       happily, in the midst of a great concurse of the faithful,
34 17,2 |     Church, though unequal to so great a burthen, casting the eyes
35 17,2 |       and beholding, not without great horror, how far and wide
36 17,2 |  heresies, of doing away with so great and so pernicious a schism,
37 19,1 |    remedy has availed against so great and pernicious a disorder;
38 22,2 |     parishioners cannot, without great inconvenience, repair to
39 22,2 |   repaired. ~Whereas, also, very great care ought to be taken,
40 22,2 |     depravity of such is, to the great scandal and complaint of
41 23,1 |        and doctrine touching the great mystery of the Eucharist
42 23,1 |        his name, which was to be great amongst the Gentiles; and
43 23,1 |   whereby both the majesty of so great a sacrifice might be recommended,
44 23,1 |       Although the mass contains great instruction for the faithful
45 23,3 |       CELEBRATION OF MASS. ~What great care is to be taken, that
46 23,3 |     alien from the dignity of so great a sacrifice; to the end
47 24,2 |       more accurately taught how great is the obligation of this
48 24,2 |         province labour under so great poverty, as that a college
49 25,1 |         shortly after, This is a great sacrament, but I speak in
50 25,1 |    writing asserted, not without great injury to the faithful of
51 25,3 |          to live on, not without great sin, or they are dissolved,
52 25,3 |       are dissolved, not without great scandal. Wherefore, the
53 25,3 |    second degree, except between great princes, and for a public
54 25,3 |         special contempt of this great sacrament, for married men
55 25,3 |       who have expectations of a great inheritance,-to contract
56 26,2 |  articles of faith; as also that great profit is derived from all
57 26,2 |     wantonness. ~In fine, let so great care and diligence be used
58 26,3 |      which very often, with very great scandal, arise between ecclesiastics,
59 26,4 |        be used with sobriety and great circumspection; seeing that
60 26,4 |         churches, either that so great a number of masses is required
61 26,4 |  annulled. ~It ordinarily brings great ruin upon churches, when
62 26,11|       DECREES OF THE COUNCIL.~So great has been the calamitousness
63 26,11|       for so long a time without great loss to the flock entrusted
64 26,14|       and grace of the first and great supreme priest, Jesus Christ
65 27   |       brought to a close with so great unanimity on the part of
66 27   |      which were assisted at with great piety by the clergy and
67 27   |    Council has brought with it a great and well nigh assured hope