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 1  6,2|        convenient, provide in such wise, with the advice of his
 2  6,2|           the said bishop; in such wise that even-if this seem to
 3  7,1|        without it could not in any wise be pleasing and meritorious
 4  7,1|            and of Himself, in such wise that the treason of Judas
 5  7,1|      impious is justified; in such wise as to mean, that nothing
 6  7,1|  punishment is blotted out in such wise, that there remains not
 7  8,1|       seven sacraments are in such wise equal to each other, as
 8  8,1|            of holy Church, in such wise that they are not bound
 9 15,1|          are retained,were in such wise addressed to all the faithful
10 15,1|           that sins be not in such wise pardoned us without any
11 15,1|           understand, they in such wise maintain a new o be the
12 15,5|        himself from death, in such wise that, by a kind of right,
13 15,5|            their attention in such wise to the subjects of others,
14 22,1|           celebrating, are in such wise to be adhered to, as that
15 22,2|           out of the fruits in any wise belonging to the Mother
16 22,2|       shall they be allowed in any wise to exercise any such office;
17 23,3|     briefly enumerated, is in such wise propounded to all Ordinaries
18 23,4|           shall judge fit; in such wise to wit, that, if those who
19 23,5|           celebrating, are in such wise to be adhered to, as that
20 24,1|          ordinance of God, in such wise conjoined, as that both
21 24,1|    whatsoever, is required in such wise as that, without this, the
22 24,2|      having cure of souls; in such wise, however, as that, whensoever
23 25,4|         over the churches: in such wise that, after the report has
24 25,4|        such privileges shall in no wise be understood to apply to
25 25,4|      future to be annexed; in such wise, however, that one half
26 25,4|        causes aforesaid, or in any wise to take from them, or to
27 26,2|          images represent; in such wise that by the images which
28 26,2|         utterly abolished; in such wise that no images, (suggestive)
29 26,2| lasciviousness be avoided; in such wise that figures shall not be
30 26,3|          by secret voting, in such wise as that the names of the
31 26,3|          his habit; he shall in no wise be admitted to allege any
32 26,4|       undone which may seem in any wise capable of tending to the
33 26,4|            in this matter, in such wise however that a commemoration
34 26,4|   dignities, or hospitals, in such wise that the free benefices
35 26,4|            advance, shall be in no wise considered valid to the