Document,  Part

 1  1  |            to direct everything with greater precision. We, in the mean
 2  1  |        seemed only adapted to excite greater discord, we were led to
 3  4,2|            seem to be in so much the greater estimation and honour with
 4  7,2|           those who preside over the greater churches; for the integrity
 5  7,2|           prelates, according as the greater or less contumacy of each
 6  7,2|       CHAPTER IV. ~Bishops and other greater prelates shall visit any
 7  7,2|              cathedral, and of other greater, churches, and the members
 8  7,2|         their own bishops, and other greater prelates, by themselves
 9  8,1|          part of the fruits, or of a greater or less proportion, at the
10  8,1|            have been promoted to the greater churches shall receive the
11  8,1|             those constituted in the greater orders shall be, ipso jure,
12 14,3|             they shall be able, with greater ease and convenience, to
13 14,5|            Synod, that if, for their greater liberty and security, they
14 15,1|             a man a hypocrite, and a greater sinner, but that it is even
15 15,3|              a man a hypocrite and a greater sinner; in fine, that this (
16 15,5|            able to execute this with greater freedom, and may not be
17 16,2|       declares, with a view to their greater security, and the blessing
18 19,3|       declares, with a view to their greater security, and the blessing
19 21,1|           befitting manner, and with greater deliberation; to wit, that
20 23,3|              the Lord's days and the greater festivals. All, therefore,
21 23,4|         under the same penalties, or greater, to be imposed at the discretion
22 24,1|              worthy manner, and with greater veneration, it was suitable
23 24,1|            through the lesser to the greater orders. For the sacred Scriptures
24 24,1| subdeavonship is classed amongst the greater orders by the Fathers and
25 24,1|            Church other orders, both greater and minor, by which, as
26 24,2|             raised to any one of the greater orders, they shall, a month
27 24,2|            as it were to receive the greater orders. As regards married
28 24,2|         service in the church, their greater reverence towards priests
29 24,2|           point out as worthy of the greater orders. And such shall not
30 24,2|     metropolitan, and other churches greater than these, shall be bound,
31 24,2|         cathedrals, and of the other greater churches, should be negligent
32 25,4|             shall visit at least the greater part thereof, so that the
33 25,4|          causes against Bishops, the greater causes shall be taken cognizance
34 25,4|     reception of the sacraments with greater reverence and devotion of
35 25,4|            custom requires, that the greater part, or that all be priests,
36 25,4|             on bishops, that for the greater security of the salvation
37 25,4|           the end that this may with greater care and effect be accomplished,
38 26,3|         those bishops who exercise a greater jurisdiction over the places,
39 26,3|              of the whole, or of the greater part of his substance; and
40 26,4|          authority, and jurisdiction greater than that which is included
41 26,4|          just reason, and at times a greater good, shall require that
42 27  |          well nigh assured hope that greater fruits will day by day be
43 27  |    whatsoever, even under pretext of greater corroboration of the decrees,