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 1  3,1|     themselves, by what ways and means the intention of the Synod
 2  6,2|         other way, be not by any means therefore omitted. ~As to
 3  7,1|         and bent down, was by no means extinguished in them. ~CHAPTER
 4  8,1|       said Ordinaries are by all means to provide, even by deputing
 5  8,1|       able to screen himself, by means of an appeal, from being
 6  9,1|        prelates, who wish by all means to depart hence through
 7 14,1| necessary custom is to be by all means retained. ~CHAPTER VII. ~
 8 14,3|        and the judge shall by no means proceed, without having
 9 14,3|          annoy him by whatsoever means lie in their power,-the
10 15,1|         which nevertheless by no means regard the essence of that
11 15,3|  contrition which is acquired by means of the examination, collection,
12 15,5|          judges to be deputed by means of letters conservatory,
13 15,5|         of another, shall by any means proceed against clerics
14 15,5|          of patronage, except by means of a foundation, or an endowment. ~
15 17,2|         care and thoughts to the means of extirpating the said
16 17,2| strongest hope that, by the said means of a Council, an end may
17 22,1|       that neither can it by any means be doubted, without injury
18 22,2| ecclesiastical benefice, or even means sufficient; the holy Synod
19 22,2|       prevented, or hindered, by means of any provisions, or even
20 22,2|          compel, by all suitable means, the patrons and others
21 23,1|          unto God the Father, by means of his death, there to operate
22 23,1|        propritiatory and that by means thereof this is effected,
23 23,1|   eliminate from holy Church, by means of the canons subjoined,
24 23,4|      their portion, ought by all means so to regulate their whole
25 23,4|       force, or fear, or even by means of any supposititious persons,
26 24,2|    interrupted, ought not by any means to exceed two, or at most
27 24,2|         bishop, this shall by no means be allowed him, even under
28 24,2|     bound, each according to its means and the extent of the diocese,
29 24,2|        censures, and other legal means, even by calling in for
30 24,2|        it should happen that, by means of the said unions being
31 25,3|      desires that they be by all means retained. ~And that these
32 25,4|      priests, it shall be by all means retained. Moreover, the
33 25,4|        so small, that they by no means correspond with the episcopal
34 26,2|   carefully teach this,-that, by means of the histories of the
35 26,2|       which God has performed by means of the saints, and their
36 26,3|      other person be able by any means to grant it, even by virtue
37 26,3|        Synod would fain by every means restore them to a discipline
38 26,4|       and to terminate suits, by means of pecuniary fines, which,
39 27  |           and the refractory, by means of judicial sentences, and