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 1  1  |  conference at Nice, though, by reason of our sins, a true and
 2  1  |      our presence. And for this reason also, they both begged of
 3  6,1|   always understood it. For, by reason of this rule of faith, from
 4  7,1|   member of His body. For which reason it is most truly said, that
 5 14,1|    Christ. ~CHAPTER II. ~On the reason of the Institution of this
 6 14,1|       conformable to equity and reason, it is also found enjoined
 7 14,1|          ought with justice and reason to be retained. And finally
 8 15,1|      Catholic Church with great reason repudiated and condemned
 9 15,1| remission of sins, are for this reason called the parts of penance.
10 15,5|         as it is with very good reason that dioceses and parishes
11 15,5|        patronage, for any other reason whatever, but that he has
12 16,2|           and one that may with reason be approved of and praised
13 17,1|     Marcellus, who is absent by reason of a most grievous illness,--
14 19,3| followed, and one that may with reason be approved of and praised
15 21,1|      See presiding therein,--by reason of various difficulties
16 22,1|    certain monstrous errors, by reason of which, in some provinces,
17 22,1|      not attained to the use of reason, are not by any necessity
18 22,2|         offices; and others, by reason of the turpitude of their
19 22,2| otherwise, and which cannot, by reason of the poverty thereof,
20 24,1|       away; the holy Synod with reason condemns the opinion of
21 24,2|        arise any difficulty, by reason of which the institution,
22 25,1|         ancient marriages; with reason have our holy Fathers, the
23 25,3|     that those prohibitions, by reason of man's disobedience, are
24 25,3|    Experience teaches, that, by reason of the multitude of prohibitions,
25 25,4|    Trent. ~And forasmuch as, by reason of the diversity of nations,
26 25,4|    which he has made his own by reason even of his prebend and
27 25,4|     this examination; or if, by reason of the open factions, or
28 26,4|   Benefices shall be observed. ~Reason requires, that, in regulations
29 26,4|     order, therefore, that what reason requires may be observed
30 26,4|   suitors, and at times also by reason of the distance of places,
31 26,4|      But if any urgent and just reason, and at times a greater
32 26,7|         other source, since, by reason of the manifold corruptions
33 26,9|     Fathers, which, however, by reason of the variety and multitude