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 1  1  |    opinions of those princes whose consent seemed to us to be specially
 2  1  |          to wait no longer for the consent of any prince, but to look
 3  5,2|          contrary to the unanimous consent of the Fathers; even though
 4  6,1|     councils, and the judgment and consent of the Church itself, ordains,
 5  6,1|            cannot injure those who consent not, but resist manfully
 6  7,1|          sense which the perpetual consent of the Catholic Church hath
 7  7,1|          that it cannot refuse its consent, if it would, but that,
 8  8,1|     promulgated with the unanimous consent of the Fathers in the last
 9  8,1|   apostolic traditions, and to the consent of other councils and of
10  8,3|        lately, with the advice and consent of our venerable brethren
11  8,3|       indicted with the advice and consent aforesaid, for the city
12  8,3|           upon the like advice and consent, unto another more opportune
13  8,3|            and with the advice and consent aforesaid, by the tenor
14 11,2|            and with the advice and consent of our venerable brethren
15 15,1|            and words so clear, the consent of all the Fathers has ever
16 15,1|         with a great and unanimous consent, the vain calumny of those
17 15,5|      domestic, without the express consent of that individual's proper
18 15,5|         table, without the express consent of, or without letters demissory
19 16,2|             approved Councils, the consent of the Catholic Church,
20 17,1|           convocation thereof, the consent and authority of his Iloliness,
21 19,3|             approved Councils, the consent of the Catholic Church,
22 23,1|       resolved, with the unanimous consent of all the Fathers, to condemn,
23 24,1|       tradition, and the unanimous consent of the Fathers, it is clear
24 24,1|          other orders, neither the consent, nor vocation, nor authority,
25 24,1|     conferred by them, without the consent, or vocation of the people,
26 25,3|      marriages, made with the free consent of the contracting parties,
27 25,3|           of a family, without the consent of their parents, are invalid,
28 25,3|             and heard their mutual consent, shall either say, "I join
29 25,3|         safe and free place, shall consent to have him for her husband,
30 25,4|          themselves only, with the consent of the bishop, and assisted
31 25,4|           for the bishop, with the consent of the Chapter, either to
32 25,4| suppressing some of them,-with the consent of the patron, if the right
33 26,2|     religion, and agreeably to the consent of the holy Fathers, and
34 26,3|            inconvenience; with the consent of the bishop, or other
35 26,3|           thereunto, save with the consent of the said bishop, and
36 26,3|         act, by their presence, or consent, or authority. ~It also
37 26,4|             with whose counsel and consent the bishop, or his vicar,