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 1  6,2|        all, has not hitherto been instituted, let it be established by
 2  6,2|     lectureship, after being once instituted, has been neglected, let
 3  7,1|       after baptism, Christ Jesus instituted the sacrament of Penance,
 4  8,1|          the New Law were not all instituted by Jesus Christ, our Lord;
 5  8,1|        that these sacraments were instituted for the sake of nourishing
 6  8,1| whomsoever presented shall not be instituted without being previously
 7  8,1|       Apostolic See, shall not be instituted, or confirmed in, or admitted
 8 14,1|      professed, that our Redeemer instituted this so admirable a sacrament
 9 14,1|         this world to the Father, instituted this Sacrament, in which
10 14,1|         this account, that it was instituted by Christ, the Lord, in
11 14,3|        prevent a remedy which was instituted for the protection of innocence,
12 14,3|         into which he himself had instituted an inquiry; or for the remission
13 15,1|          of baptism itself, to be instituted for the remission of sins
14 15,1|         the Lord then principally instituted the sacrament of penance,
15 15,1|       confession of sins was also instituted by the Lord, and is of divine
16 15,1|           be necessary, and to be instituted of divine right,--but that
17 15,2|           unction of the sick was instituted by Christ our Lord, as truly
18 15,3|         and properly a sacrament, instituted by Christ our Lord for reconciling
19 15,3|        sacramental confession was instituted, or is necessary to salvation,
20 15,4|         and properly a sacrament, instituted by Christ our Lord, and
21 22,1|         Lord, in the last supper, instituted and delivered to the apostles,
22 22,1|    Redeemer, in that last supper, instituted, and delivered to the apostles,
23 23,1|      their going out of Egypt, He instituted the new Passover, (to wit)
24 23,1|     received, the Catholic Church instituted, many years ago, the sacred
25 23,1|  therefore has holy Mother Church instituted certain rites, to wit that
26 23,4|         all things that have been instituted for God's worship, for the
27 24,1|          that this priesthood was instituted by the same Lord our Saviour,
28 24,1|        who, being only called and instituted by the people, or by the
29 24,1|          and properly a sacrament instituted by Christ the Lord; or,
30 24,1|    hierarchy by divine ordination instituted, consisting of bishops,
31 25,2|      evangelic law, (a sacrament) instituted by Christ the Lord; but
32 25,4|   otherwise: a Penitentiary to be instituted in Cathedral Churches. ~
33 25,4|        the time that the suit was instituted: otherwise, at the expiration
34 26,3|          from monasteries piously instituted and rightly administered;
35 26,4|  hospitals, or other pious places instituted especially for the use of
36 26,4|           if these hospitals were instituted to receive a certain class