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 1  1   |         Council,--the calends to wit of May,--drew nigh, we did
 2  5,1 |          five books of Moses, to wit, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
 3  5,1 |        twelve minor prophets, to wit, Osee, Joel, Amos, Abdias,
 4  5,2 |        sorts of profane uses, to wit, to things scurrilous, fabulous,
 5  7,1 |       hatred and detestation, to wit, by that penitence which
 6  7,1 |         maketh us just, that, to wit, with which we being endowed
 7  7,1 |      hath held and expressed; to wit, that we are therefore said
 8  8,1 |          or less, than seven, to wit, Baptism, Confirmation,
 9  8,1 |     three sacrments, Baptism, to wit, Confirmation, and Order,
10 14,1 |        it sacramentally only, to wit sinners: others spiritually
11 14,1 |       spiritually only, those to wit who eating in desire that
12 15,1 |        devil, --the sacrament to wit of Penance, by which the
13 15,1 |         the penitent himself, to wit, contrition, confession
14 15,1 |      only is to be confessed, to wit, that one has sinned against
15 15,1 |   forgiving sins,-public sins to wit by rebuke, provided he that
16 15,3 |         sacrament of Penance, to wit, contrition, confession,
17 15,3 |        parts only of penance, to wit, the terrors with which
18 15,3 |         to absolve from sins, to wit, from public sins by reproof
19 15,5 |   themselves, the conservator to wit and the ordinary, concerning
20 17,2 |         the enemy of mankind, to wit, striving, and throwing
21 21,1 |         greater deliberation; to wit, that dogmas may be treated
22 22,1 |        as yet been discussed; to wit, whether the reasons by
23 23,1 | instituted the new Passover, (to wit) Himself to be immolated,
24 23,1 |  oblation, of that bloody one to wit, are received most plentifully
25 23,1 |     instituted certain rites, to wit that certain things be pronounced
26 23,4 |       judge fit; in such wise to wit, that, if those who ought
27 23,5 |        been as yet discussed, to wit, whether the reasons by
28 24,1 |          to have been in use; to wit those of subdeacon, acolyth,
29 25,4 |         he take unto himself, to wit as cardinals, persons the
30 25,4 |          in no one's diocese; to wit they shall be visited by
31 25,4 |       place to act otherwise, to wit, that the entire costs have
32 25,4 |       blessed lord, Pius IV., to wit, "which, the legates and
33 26,1 |      faithful who are living, to wit the sacrifices of masses,
34 26,4 |   subjoined shall have place: to wit, that the Chapter shall,
35 26,4 |      henceforth be observed; (to wit) that they shall not be
36 26,14|          were in number CCLV; to wit, four legates, two cardinals,
37 27   |          invested ; prelates, to wit, under pain of being interdicted
38 27   |         the Lord hath chosen; to wit, to the Apostolic See, the