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 1  6,1|       the remission of sins, is understood to be not true, but false, --
 2  6,1|       have sinned, is not to be understood otherwise than as the Catholic
 3  6,1|   spread everywhere hath always understood it. For, by reason of this
 4  6,1|       Catholic Church has never understood it to be called sin, as
 5  6,2|        duty is not attached, be understood to be ipso facto set apart
 6  6,2|      which however is not to be understood of lecturers in convents
 7  7,1|         what manner it is to be understood, that the impious is justified
 8  7,1|   freely, those words are to be understood in that sense which the
 9 14,1|      meaning in which they were understood by the Fathers,-it is indeed
10 14,1|     this heavenly sacrament are understood by a Christian, the more
11 15,1|        all the Fathers has ever understood, that the power of forgiving
12 15,1|     universal Church has always understood, that the entire confession
13 15,1|     after diligent thought, are understood to be included as a whole
14 15,2|   sacrament. For the Church has understood the matter thereof to be
15 15,2|         by which name are to be understood, in that place, not the
16 15,3|         retained, are not to be understood of the power of forgiving
17 15,3|       always from the beginning understood them; but wrests them, contrary
18 17,1|        Council shall be, and be understood to be, restored to its full
19 22,1|       Fathers and Doctors it be understood,--that the communion of
20 23,1|      Catholic Church has always understood and taught. For, having
21 23,4|          These things are to be understood as appointed for those churches
22 25,4|    whatsoever; nothing is to be understood as being, by these privileges,
23 25,4|  privileges shall in no wise be understood to apply to those who hold
24 25,4| collegiate and parochial, it is understood to be the practice, derived
25 26,3|       it shall not otherwise be understood as obtaining effect, unless
26 26,4|       general studies, shall be understood to wholly abrogated and
27 26,4|    excommunicated, and shall be understood to be deprived of jurisdiction
28 26,4|   Apostolic See both is, and is understood to be, untouched thereby ~