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 1  1   |           us, willed that His own apostles should be accounted worthy
 2  1   |          authority of His blessed apostles, Peter and Paul, (an authority)
 3  1   |     Basilica of the prince of the apostles, and in the Lateran Church,
 4  1   |           God, and of His blessed apostles Peter and Paul. Given at
 5  4,1 |          and recognizing with the apostles, that Its wrestling is not
 6  5,1 |   commanded to be preached by His Apostles to every creature, as the
 7  5,1 | traditions which, received by the Apostles from the mouth of Christ
 8  5,1 |       Christ himself, or from the Apostles themselves, the Holy Ghost
 9  5,1 |         and John; the Acts of the Apostles written by Luke the Evangelist;
10  6,1 |           from a tradition of the apostles, even infants, who could
11  7,1 |          faith, taught, which the apostles transmitted, and which the
12  7,1 |         So also the prince of the apostles, Peter; Labour the more
13  8,3 |       blessed Peter and Paul, His apostles. ~Given at Rome, at St.
14 11,2 |           God, and of His blessed apostles, Peter and Paul. ~Given
15 14,1 |        Christ Himself, and by His apostles, and taught by the Holy
16 14,1 |      Himself of sanctity. For the apostles had not as yet received
17 14,1 |      testifies, was adored by the apostles in Galilee. ~The holy Synod
18 15,1 |           was communicated to the apostles and their lawful successors,
19 16,2 |         and the traditions of the apostles, approved Councils, the
20 17,2 |       Himself, and of the Blessed Apostles Peter and Paul, which (authority)
21 17,2 |     Basilica of the prince of the apostles, and in the Lateran Church,
22 17,2 |           God, and of His Blessed Apostles, Peter and Paul. Given at
23 19,3 |         and the traditions of the apostles,  ./. approved Councils,
24 22,1 |   instituted and delivered to the apostles, this venerable sacrament
25 22,1 |  instituted, and delivered to the apostles, this sacrament in two species,
26 23,1 |      blood) to be received by His apostles, whom He then constituted
27 23,1 |    agreebly to a tradition of the apostles. ~CHAPTER III. ~On Masses
28 23,1 |       Lord, the traditions of the apostles, and the pious institutions
29 23,1 |     Gospel, the traditions of the Apostles, and the doctrine of the
30 23,2 |      Christ did not institute the apostles priests; or, did not ordain
31 24,1 |          Saviour, and that to the apostles, and their successors in
32 24,1 |         of blessed Paul, all were apostles, all prophets, all evangelists,
33 24,1 |     succeeded to the place of the apostles, principally belong to this
34 24,2 |      Church from the times of the apostles, and which have been for
35 25,1 |         of since the times of the apostles; the holy and universal
36 26,4 |       that even the canons of the Apostles forbid them to give to their
37 26,14|         blessed Peter, and of the apostles: this is the faith of the
38 27   |     Basilica of the prince of the apostles, and in the Lateran church,
39 27   |           God, and of His blessed Apostles, Peter and Paul. Given at