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 1  1  |   wishes. For ourselves, we, as far as in us lay, have not,
 2  3,1|          to fulfil, in fine, as far as each one shall be able,
 3  7,1|      original sin,-they were so far the servants of sin, and
 4  7,1|      this mortal life, ought so far to presume as regards the
 5  8,1|       one saith, that grace, as far as God's part is concerned,
 6 11,2|  orthodox religion, and may, as far as in us lies, consult with
 7 11,2|         in force, and we do, as far as there is need thereof,
 8 13  |       to fasting and prayer, so far at least as human weakness
 9 14,4|        to them herein, hath, as far as the said Synod is concerned,
10 14,5|   presiding therein,-grants, as far as regards the holy Synod
11 15,1|    effect of this sacrament, as far as regards its force and
12 15,1|   priests of the Lord ought, as far as the Spirit and prudence
13 17,1|   progress at that time; and so far was the holy Synod from
14 17,1|        cause to be observed, as far as they are concerned, in
15 17,2|       without great horror, how far and wide the pestilence
16 17,2|       will similarly provide as far as we are concerned, who
17 19,1|  Contained, and is disseminated far and wide, has in these days
18 23,1|   through this unbloody one; so far is this (latter) from derogating
19 23,4|        fabric of the church, as far as it may need it, or to
20 24,2|        their sheep, as that, as far as possible, they may not
21 24,2|         legal remedies, even as far as deprivation; and that
22 24,2|         church being always, as far as possible, made use of.
23 24,2|  restore the said functions, as far as it can be conveniently
24 25,4|         Roman Pontiff shall, as far as it can be conveniently
25 25,4|         buildings, excepting so far as they are competent to
26 25,4|        absolve gratuitously, as far as the tribunal of the conscience
27 25,4| ecclesiastical benefices, in so far as those benefices are concerned;
28 26,3|  prudence, make it his care,-as far as he sees that the times
29 26,4|         accustom themselves, as far as their revenues will allow,
30 26,4| incontinency may be banished as far as possible from places
31 26,4|        observed by all, and, as far as this is possible, without
32 27  |         his own subjects, in so far as they are in any way concerned