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 1  1  |         such as relate to Christian piety. Wherefore, upon beholding
 2  1  |         sacred council, where their piety and virtue would be greatly
 3  5,1|          with an equal affection of piety, and reverence, all the
 4  6,2|            it be established by the piety and charity of the most
 5  6,2| disseminated under the semblance of piety, the same holy Synod ordains,
 6 14,1|         devotion of soul, with such piety and worship as to be able
 7 15,1|             the loftiest pretext of piety, impugned by those who have
 8 15,3|           or by other works also of piety; and that, therefore, the
 9 17,2|      ourselves from their exceeding piety and wisdom,--we found very
10 17,2|      diligent care, worthy of their piety, that the prelates of their
11 23,1|           of a certain holiness and piety, and raise up unto God the
12 23,1|       visible signs of religion and piety, to the contemplation of
13 23,2|              rather than offices of piety; let him be anathema. ~CANON
14 23,3|        outward show of devotion and piety. Whereas, therefore, either
15 23,3|             false imitation of true piety, may have introduced. And
16 23,4|   continually instructs others unto piety, and the service of God,
17 24,2|              and so conspicuous for piety and chasteness of morals,
18 24,2|         from its tender years, unto piety and religion, before habits
19 25,4|             might be pre-eminent in piety, be an example to others,
20 26,1|             there is no increase of piety, be excluded from popular
21 26,1|            alms, and other works of piety, which have been wont to
22 26,2|          love God, and to cultivate piety. But if any one shall teach,
23 26,2|            consonant with truth and piety. But if any doubtful, or
24 26,3|          Roman Pontiff will, of his piety and prudence, make it his
25 26,4|        example to them in regard of piety, religion, and the protection
26 26,8|        those which serve to promote piety, such as the devout and
27 27  |          the part of all persons of piety, whilst the Church daily
28 27  |          impelled also by their own piety, been gathered together
29 27  |          very many other persons of piety, pre-eminent for skill in
30 27  |         were assisted at with great piety by the clergy and people;
31 27  |              and princes, with that piety with which they assisted,
32 27  |          the Council, with the same piety and equal zeal, for the