Document,  Part

 1  1  |     declared war against them; a part of Belgium had been incited
 2  3,1|          Congregations, and take part in any other act whatsoever
 3  7,2|       the forfeiture of a fourth part of one year's fruits, to
 4  7,2| thereupon forfeit another fourth part of the fruits to be applied
 5  8,1|      that grace, as far as God's part is concerned, is not given
 6  8,1|        into effect wholly, or in part, as also those which shall
 7  8,1|  provision consisting of a third part of the fruits, or of a greater
 8  8,3|          thereunto, account it a part of our office that, if anything
 9 14,1|          of bread, and under any part whatsoever of that species;
10 14,2|         species, and under every part of each species, when separated;
11 14,3|      annoyance doth for the most part render the bishop more backward
12 15,1|   without any good motion on the part of those who receive it:
13 15,1|          be no contrition on his part, or no intention on the
14 15,1|           or no intention on the part of the priest of acting
15 15,3|       there remains for the most part a temporal punishment to
16 15,5|           whence it for the most part comes to pass, that, persons
17 16,2|           which the Synod on its part mayjustlyapprove of and
18 16,2|        at the time, may on their part justly approve of and commend,-
19 17,2|      eyes of our mind over every part of the Christian commonweal,
20 19,3|           which the Synod on its part may justly approve of and
21 19,3|        at the time, may on their part justly approve of and commend,--
22 22,2|        able to receive thc tenth part of a golden crown (aureus)
23 22,2|    probably disregarded, a third part of the fruits and of all
24 22,2|     being, and assign the same a part of the fruits for their
25 23,1|           complete, and in every part perfect faith and doctrine
26 23,2|     Church, according to which a part of the canon and the words
27 23,4|  distributions, out of the third part of all fruits soever, are
28 23,4|        power to divide the third part of any manner of fruits
29 23,4|       which amounts to the third part of the said fruits and proceeds:
30 24,2|          call them to some other part of their own diocese, they
31 24,2|      even might be wholly, or in part, restored to him; any privileges
32 24,2|      assign salaries out of some part of the revenues of any simple
33 24,2|       negligent, be mulcted in a part, or be wholly deprived thereof,
34 24,2|    clergy,--shall take a certain part or portion, out of the entire
35 24,2|         found to be wholly or in part endowed, then shall the
36 24,2|    remitted, either wholly or in part, as the actual circumstances
37 25,3|          desires do for the most part so blind the eyes of the
38 25,4|          or who otherwise have a part, in the promotion of those
39 25,4|       visit at least the greater part thereof, so that the whole
40 25,4|        the city, or in any other part whatsoever of the diocese
41 25,4|       requires, that the greater part, or that all be priests,
42 26,1|          from which for the most part there is no increase of
43 26,3|         nothing is innovated. No part of the property of a Novice
44 26,3|         whole, or of the greater part of his substance; and he
45 26,3|         of the profession on the part of virgins who are to be
46 26,4|       that right is for the most part presumed to have been obtained
47 26,4|        of the suit, or any other part of the judicial process. ~
48 26,4|      facto deprived of the third part of the fruits, rents, and
49 26,4|        and pensions; which third part shall be applied to the
50 27  |        the greatest grief on the part of all persons of piety,
51 27  |        so great unanimity on the part of all who assisted thereat,