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 1  1   |        other. Whereas we deemed it necessary that there should be one
 2  1   |            passed away; and it was necessary to signify to all the fresh
 3  1   |        matters as they should deem necessary, until we, on our return
 4  1   |    ourselves to that holy and most necessary work, the negotiation of
 5  1   |          that it was at that time, necessary for them to return to their
 6  1   |            those things which were necessary for the perfect re-establishment
 7  1   |          may be clearly seen. This necessary suspension, then, having
 8  6,2 |           honourable, and the most necessary of all, has not hitherto
 9  6,2 |           of the Gospel is no less necessary to the Christian commonwealth
10  6,2 |        them the things which it is necessary for all to knew unto salvation,
11  7,1 |            of Justification, it is necessary  ./. that each one recognise
12  7,1 |     Heretics. ~But, although it is necessary to believe that sins neither
13  7,1 |          that it is not in any way necessary, that he be prepared and
14  7,1 |          any one saith, that it is necessary for every one, for the obtaining
15  8,1 |  sacraments of the New Law are not necessary unto salvation, but superfluous;
16  8,1 |          sacraments) are not ineed necessary for every individual; let
17  8,1 |      baptism is free, that is, not necessary unto salvation; let him
18  8,3 |           and the things thereunto necessary and suitable in accordance
19 14,1 |             that this salutary and necessary custom is to be by all means
20 14,1 | ecclesiastical usage declares that necessary proof to be, that no one,
21 14,3 |        discipline, so salutary and necessary for the people, may be preserved
22 14,4 |           following: whether it be necessary to salvation, and be prescribed
23 14,5 |           with all and each of the necessary and suitable clauses and
24 15,1 |         have fallen after baptism, necessary unto salvation; as baptism
25 15,1 |        contrition was at all times necessary for obtaining the pardon
26 15,1 |             and is of divine right necessary for all who have fallen
27 15,1 |          and enemies of God, it is necessary to seek also for the pardon
28 15,1 |          thing which it knew to be necessary, and to be instituted of
29 15,3 |   confession was instituted, or is necessary to salvation, of divine
30 15,3 |    sacrament of Penance, it is not necessary, of divine right, for the
31 16,2 |          whatsoever,- which may be necessary and useful for a full,-
32 16,2 |          it shall be convenient or necessary, and to return thither;
33 19,3 |           whatsoever, which may be necessary and useful for a full, effectual,
34 19,3 |          it shall be convenient or necessary, and to return thither;
35 22,1 |         not defrauded of any grace necessary to salvation. ~CHAPTER IV. ~
36 22,1 |      communion of the Eucharist is necessary for little children, before
37 22,2 |       Mother Church: and, if it be necessary, he may compel the people
38 23,4 |         made except for a just and necessary cause,--the bishops, as
39 24,2 |       times sudden, it will not be necessary even to notify them to the
40 24,2 |           those things which it is necessary for all to know unto salvation,
41 24,2 | examination if they shall think it necessary, or in some other manner,
42 24,2 |           bishop, is not useful or necessary for his churches, the holy
43 24,2 |      sharply, even by expulsion if necessary; and, removing all hindrances,
44 24,2 |           certain revenues will be necessary, for raising the building
45 24,2 |           matters which shall seem necessary and expedient for the happy
46 25,4 |    recording, that nothing is more necessary for the Church of God than
47 25,4 |       theirs, only during the time necessary for the visitation, and
48 25,4 |          be expended upon purposes necessary and useful for the church,
49 25,4 |       prudence, shall seem to them necessary for the amendment of their
50 25,4 |        recommended by the learning necessary for the discharge of his
51 25,4 |         also such things as may be necessary in regard of all those who
52 25,4 |         not sufficient to meet the necessary charges, the bishop,-if
53 26,3 |        been preserved,--thought it necessary to enjoin, as by this decree
54 26,3 |          shall be refused which is necessary for them. But should any
55 26,3 |           grant this permission in necessary cases only; nor shall any
56 26,4 |           may not be eluded, it is necessary to secure the person, the
57 26,4 |            information, and to the necessary detention of the person;
58 26,4 |             complying with all the necessary conditions to which they
59 26,4 |        unless-besides other things necessary for that proof--presentations,
60 26,11|         later; and it is therefore necessary to put an end at length
61 26,11|            Council, if he judge it necessary; or in such other way as
62 27   |         undertook to accomplish so necessary and salutary a work, even
63 27   |        matters, which seemed to be necessary for confuting heresies,