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 1  5,2| indiscriminate sale books of this kind printed elsewhere; (this
 2  5,2|      approbation of books of this kind shall be given in writing;
 3  5,2|          the doing away with this kind of irreverence and contempt,
 4  8,1|           was nothing more than a kind of catechism, whereby they
 5  9,1|     allegations, a disease of the kind stated is so plainly and
 6 14,3|      pastor, at once vigilant and kind, to apply first of all gentle
 7 15,1|           been, through a certain kind of necessity, on account
 8 15,1|          holy Fathers a laborious kind of baptism. And this sacrament
 9 15,1|          soul, and others of this kind, will easily understand
10 15,1|   penitents whatsoever from every kind of sins and censures whatever:
11 15,1|    Catholic ever thought, by this kind of satisfactions on our
12 15,5|         or under whatsoever other kind of pretext or colour, these
13 15,5|           in such wise that, by a kind of right, a dispensation
14 15,5|         of the altar, and for any kind of benefice whatever and
15 17,1|     reasons of the Church; when a kind of light, in fine, seemed
16 22,2|  ordinances and erections of this kind be prevented, or hindered,
17 23,1|         many other things of this kind, derived from an apostolical
18 23,4|      fraud and usurpation of this kind, shall be subjected to the
19 24,1|        the Lord; or, that it is a kind of human figment devised
20 24,1|    matters; or, that it is only a kind of rite for choosing ministers
21 24,2|          poor of the place; every kind of agreement, or composition
22 24,2|          and without fraud of any kind, at once confer on him a
23 25,3|     impediments arising from this kind of spiritual relationship
24 25,3|         degrees more remote, this kind of affinity does not dissolve
25 25,4|          and proofs of whatsoever kind, and by whomsoever made,
26 25,4|         or present, of whatsoever kind, or in whatsoever way offered;
27 25,4|           expedient, commute this kind of public penance into one
28 25,4|          other things of the like kind; the provincial Synod shall
29 25,4|        suffer not anything of the kind to be done, unless the proceeds
30 25,4|          other things of the like kind are abrogated. ~The holy
31 26,1|           which tend to a certain kind of curiosity or superstition,
32 26,3|           or canons of whatsoever kind : any privileges whatsoever
33 26,4|           their lives; which is a kind of perpetual sermon; but
34 26,4|         circumstance of no common kind which moves the mind of
35 26,4|            or indults of whatever kind. ~CHAPTER IX. ~In what manner
36 26,4|  thereupon. And benefices of this kind shall be conferred, as being
37 26,4|         or benefices of any other kind whatsoever, even such as
38 26,4|           benefices of whatsoever kind, even dignities which were
39 26,4|         restore benefices of this kind to their former state of
40 26,4|     Wherefore, all leases of this kind, if made for payments in
41 26,4|        hospitals, or to any other kind of pious places; the same
42 26,4|        and pensions of whatsoever kind, and be rendered thenceforth
43 26,4|           of resignations of this kind, or of any other whatsoever
44 26,4|       themselves with an unseemly kind of servility, both in church
45 27  |      annotations, scholia, or any kind of interpretation whatsoever