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 1  7,2|  otherwise, the penalties of the ancient law are renewed against
 2  7,2|        decree It doth renew, the ancient canons promulgated against
 3 14,1|     might set forth the true and ancient doctrine touching faith
 4 14,1| Eucharist in the sacrarium is so ancient, that even the age of the
 5 14,1|          councils, and is a very ancient observance of the Catholic
 6 14,3|        cases the statutes of the ancient canons shall remain untouched. ~
 7 15,1|       the most holy and the most ancient Fathers with a great and
 8 15,1|  punishing of past sins. For the ancient Fathers likewise both believe
 9 17,2|         law, or by privilege, or ancient custom, are allowed to sit,
10 19,1|      which have divaricated from ancient usage; and to turn the heart
11 22,2|    hereupon the penalties of the ancient canons. ~CHAPTER III. ~A
12 23,1|     therein--to the end that the ancient, complete, and in every
13 23,1|       For, having celebrated the ancient Passover, which the multitude
14 23,1|    vulgar tongue. Wherefore, the ancient usage of each church, and
15 23,1|   persons, in opposition to this ancient faith, which is based on
16 24,2|         are, in the sense of the ancient canons, not supposed to
17 24,2|    adhering to the traces of the ancient canons, ordains, that when
18 25,1|       grace, through Christ, the ancient marriages; with reason have
19 25,3|          Synod enjoins, that the ancient prohibitions of solemn nuptials
20 25,4|         saving also the right of ancient conventions entered into
21 26,1|          sacred writings and the ancient tradition of the Fathers,
22 26,3|        has,--to the end that the ancient and regular discipline may
23 26,4|         shall be restored to its ancient state. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~Bishops
24 26,7|        she has, even in the most ancient times, used the said power,
25 26,7|           in accordance with the ancient and approved custom in the
26 27  |        also in the traces of the ancient Councils, has, in a decree