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 1  1   |  Christian commonweal had been long afflicted, and well-nigh
 2  1   |       about peace, undertook a long journey, though sorely unsuited
 3  1   |   council had arrived, nay had long since passed by, barely
 4  6,2 |     fruits he shall receive so long as he continues teaching,
 5  6,2 |      said sacred Scripture, as long as they teach publicly in
 6  7,1 | avoided. ~No one, moreover, so long as he is in this mortal
 7 11,2 |      our religion, which for a long time have prevailed in Germany
 8 15,2 |    opportunities, all our life long, to be able in any way to
 9 15,5 |     orders so received, for as long as to his own prelate shall
10 16,1 |      will certainly be present long before that Session, upon
11 17,1 |      hopes will happen be fore long through the blessing of
12 17,2 |     way, to retard at least as long as possible, though unable
13 24,2 |        he has received, for as long a period as shall seem expedient
14 25,1 |        that tie, proclaimed so long before by Adam, by these
15 25,3 |   valid and true marriages, so long as the Church has not rendered
16 25,3 |        her who is abducted, so long as she shall remain in the
17 26,2 |      as the Church has already long since condemned, and now
18 26,3 |        from her office, for as long a period as the bishop shall
19 26,3 |     each several order. And so long as the said commendatary
20 26,4 |       last thirty years, for a long term, or as they are designated
21 26,4 |   benefices themselves, for as long a period as shall seem fit
22 26,11|        cannot be absent for so long a time without great loss
23 26,11|    desired, and after being so long expected, will come hither
24 26,14|       O Lord God, do Thou very long preserve the most holy Father
25 27   |    general Council had been, a long time previously, indicted
26 27   |       it was, therefore, for a long time interrupted, not without