Document,  Part

 1  1  |   though of opinion that every thing might be transacted more
 2  1  |      all, let this--which is a thing very easy on their parts--
 3  7,1|     herein promise himself any thing as certain with an absolute
 4  7,1| extinguished; or, that it is a thing with only a name, yea a
 5 14,1|        is a symbol of a sacred thing, and is a visible form of
 6 14,1|    this excellent and peculiar thing, that the other sacraments
 7 14,3| mitigated; and whereas it is a thing not to be borne, that a
 8 14,4|        so may all say the same thing, believe the same, think
 9 15,1|      parts of penance. But the thing signified indeed and the
10 15,1|        those who receive it: a thing which the Church of God
11 15,1|   might indeed seem a grievous thing, were it not alleviated
12 15,1|      Christ should confess,--a thing which it knew to be necessary,
13 15,1|    this Synod ratifies it as a thing most true, that the absolution,
14 15,2|       Sacrament. ~Moreover the thing signified and the effect
15 15,2|       be forgiven him. For the thing here signified is the grace
16 17,2|  unable entirely to prevent, a thing so advantageous to the Church.
17 22,2|    custom of not receiving any thing does not prevail,--shall
18 23,3| singing, there is mixed up any thing lascivious or impure; as
19 24,1|       a priesthood is a divine thing; to the end that it might
20 25,2|        that the contrary is no thing else than to condemn marriage;
21 25,3|       of the parish priest any thing be done contrary hereto,
22 25,3| Wherefore, seeing that it is a thing especially execrable to
23 25,3|         for marriage is a holy thing, and is to be treated in
24 26,3|        their profession, every thing that was theirs be restored
25 26,4|     hereditary succession is a thing odious to the sacred constitutions,
26 26,4|     prescribed.~How shameful a thing, and how unworthy it is
27 26,4|       and unclean bondage, the thing itself doth testify, in