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 1  1  |         omitted anything that was due from our pastoral office.
 2  3,1|           any do not sit in their due places, and (thus) deliver
 3  6,2|          not deprived of the duty due to it,--or let some suitable
 4  7,1|          be obtained also in its (due) time, if so be, however,
 5  8,1|         defrauded of the services due to them: no appeals, privileges,
 6  8,1|   thereunto, or of other services due to them;-all appeals, privileges,
 7 10,1|         mature deliberation, with due dignity and gravity, (the
 8 11,2|        Fathers, and in exhibiting due obedience and reverence
 9 14,1|       worship of latria, which is due to the true God, to this
10 14,3|     transgress, to coerce them by due punishments. Towards whom,
11 14,3|          assembling them all, the due execution of the law would
12 15,3|           mortal sins which after due and diligent previous meditation
13 15,5|          is subject, by rendering due obedience to those set over
14 18,1|      Pontiff, Pius IV.; and that, due order being observed, those
15 19,1|         and of books, and also in due time report thereon to this
16 22,2|     persons to whom they shall be due: the contumacy of those
17 22,2|        respect be diminished, but due attention be paid thereunto
18 22,2|    published to the people at the due times, by the Ordinaries
19 23,3|          that the honour and cult due thereunto may, for the glory
20 23,3|           celebrate at other than due hours; nor employ other
21 24,2|        charity, urgent necessity, due obedience, and the evident
22 24,2|          they shall leave, with a due allowance of stipend, a
23 25,4|          as possible, though with due carefulness. And during
24 25,4|     except that which is of right due to them out of pious bequests--
25 26,1|            and that whatsoever is due on their behalf, from the
26 26,2|     veneration and honour are not due to the relics of saints;
27 26,2| particularly in temples, and that due honour and veneration are
28 26,4|        that hospitality, which is due at their hands, out of the
29 26,4|          the payment of tithes is due to God; and they who refuse
30 26,4|        persons, they are lawfully due. And they who either withhold
31 26,4|          them paternal honour and due reverence. ~CHAPTER XVIII. ~
32 26,4|         all their own subjects to due reverence towards the clergy,
33 26,4|           the princes themselves, due observance to the sacred
34 27  |           thanksgivings so justly due should be paid to the divine