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 1  1  |      the oath which they have taken to us and to this holy See,
 2  6,1|     each one as his own, --is taken away either by the powers
 3  6,1|   proper nature of sin is not taken away; but says that it is
 4  6,2|      the case shall have been taken cognizance of, and decided. ~
 5  8,1| exempted persons which may be taken cognizance of by bishops. ~
 6 14,2|       use, whilst it is being taken, and not either before or
 7 14,3|     episcopal causes shall be taken cognizance of by the Supreme
 8 15,5|     in wait for him, is to be taken away from the altar, (q)
 9 16,2|        proper measures may be taken for their safety. The holy
10 17,1|      course, and all hope was taken away of further progress
11 17,2|   schisms and heresies may be taken away; that morals may be
12 17,2|      the oath which they have taken, and under the penalties
13 19,3|        proper measures may be taken for their safety. The holy
14 22,2|   very great care ought to be taken, lest those things which
15 23,3|      What great care is to be taken, that the sacred and holy
16 24,1|    can neither be effaced nor taken away; the holy Synod with
17 24,2|    before habits of vice have taken possession of the whole
18 25,4|     enlightened care is to be taken, that in the house of the
19 25,4|      have been caution enough taken. Wherefore It ordains, that,
20 25,4|  province, except for a cause taken cognizance and approved
21 25,4|       greater causes shall be taken cognizance of by the Sovereign
22 25,4|      or deprivation, shall be taken cognizance of and decided
23 25,4|    causes of bishops shall be taken cognizance of and decided
24 25,4|   being, by these privileges, taken away from the Ordinaries,
25 25,4|      so united shall be again taken cognizance of by the Ordinaries,
26 25,4| relate to benefices, shall be taken cognizance of, in the first
27 25,4|     the proceedings that have taken place before the bishop,
28 25,4|        should be added to, or taken from, any one. ~
29 26,2|    unless the said bishop has taken cognizance and approved
30 26,2|  matters, shall, after having taken the advice of theologians,
31 26,4|     has been first diligently taken cognizance of by the most
32 26,4|       See, shall be carefully taken cognizance of by the said
33 26,4|      after the cause has been taken cognizance of, and after