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 1  1  |         copies thereof shall still remain affixed in the same places.
 2  7,2|         before the Ordinary, shall remain in force; in which cases
 3  9,1|      without danger of their lives remain in this city, and that  ./. 
 4 14,2|        which are reserved or which remain after communion, the true
 5 14,3|           the ancient canons shall remain untouched. ~CHAPTER II. ~
 6 14,5|     oecumenical Council, and there remain and abide, and propose therein,
 7 15,5|         holy Synod thereupon shall remain in its full force. But general
 8 15,5| transferred to another order shall remain under obedience in enclosure,
 9 15,5|      easily from their superior to remain out of their monastery,
10 15,5|        with the view that he shall remain perpetually in enclosure
11 16,2|             of Trent, and there to remain, abide, sojourn, and to
12 17,2|       thence, copies thereof shall remain affixed in those same places.
13 19,3|        city of Trent, and there to remain, abide, sojourn, and to
14 23,1|             and the memory thereof remain even unto the end of the
15 24,2|            of such revenues as may remain over and above the suitable
16 25,2|         better and more blessed to remain in virginity, or in celibacy,
17 25,3|           or an immemorial custom,-remain ipso jure suspended, until
18 25,3|     abducted, so long as she shall remain in the power of the abducer.
19 25,4|     exemption and privileges shall remain whole and entire. ~Diocesan
20 25,4|       parochial, which right shall remain inviolate. But, in those
21 26,3|          and rights thereof, shall remain firm and inviolate. ~CHAPTER
22 26,4|        shall, with obdurate heart, remain for a year in the defilement
23 26,4|         prelates and other clerics remain, quietly and without hindrances,
24 26,4|            the Aposto1ic See shall remain untouched. ~Lastly, the
25 26,5|     congregation, the things which remain are deferred till tomorrow,