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 1  1   |         often happens, that what human councils fail in, the divine
 2  6,1 |         the body, into the whole human race, but not sin also,
 3  6,1 |          either by the powers of human nature, or by any other
 4  7,1 |        faith is the beginning of human salvation, the foundation,
 5  7,1 |          through the teaching of human nature, or that of the law,
 6  7,2 |          to heavenly, and things human before divine, wander about
 7 13   |       prayer, so far at least as human weakness will permit, that
 8 14,3 |        sin in any manner through human frailty, that injunction
 9 15,1 |         prudent to enjoin by any human law, that sins, especially
10 15,1 |         divine command, and is a human invention, and that it took
11 15,2 |    either that this unction is a human figment or is a rite received
12 15,3 |      command of Christ, and is a human invention; let him be anathema. ~
13 15,3 |          is impossible, and is a human tradition to be abolished
14 15,4 |  received from the Fathers, or a human figment; let him be anathema. ~ ./. 
15 16,2 |         penalties, which, by law human and divine, or by custom,
16 19,1 |       therein,--not confiding in human strength, but relying on
17 19,3 |         penalties, which, by law human and divine, or by custom,
18 24,1 |         or, that it is a kind of human figment devised by men unskilled
19 24,1 |          true bishops, but are a human figment; let him be anathema. ~
20 24,2 |     persons versed in divine and human laws. ~The holy Synod, adhering
21 25,1 |          The first parent of the human race, under the influence
22 25,4 |         guided by entreaties, or human affection, or the solicitations
23 25,4 |        will, setting aside every human affection, faithfully perform
24 26,4 | completely to lay aside all this human and carnal affection towards
25 26,11|  instigation of the enemy of the human race, have not defiled by
26 27   |          knowledge of divine and human law; the Legates of the