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 1  4,2|        the greater estimation and honour with all men, as it shall
 2 11,2|          Us, who then enjoyed the honour of the Cardinalate, and
 3 14,1|         borne reverently and with honour in processions through the
 4 14,2|           that it be carried with honour to the sick; let him be
 5 15,5|      dignity, and of the clerical honour, they even wear in public
 6 16,2|         their property, or to the honour also and persons of their
 7 17,2|      Council: We,--to the praise, honour, and glory of Almighty God,
 8 17,2| celebrating this Council, but the honour of God, the recovery and
 9 19,3|         their property, or to the honour also and persons of their
10 23,1|        CHAPTER III. ~On Masses in honour of the Saints. ~And although
11 23,1|      celebrate, certain masses in honour and memory of the saints;
12 23,2|  imposture to celebrate masses in honour of the saints, and for obtaining
13 23,3|    sacrifice; to the end that the honour and cult due thereunto may,
14 26,2|         invocation of saints; the honour (paid) to  ./. relics; and
15 26,2|        God; and is opposed to the honour of the one mediator of God
16 26,2|        affirm that veneration and honour are not due to the relics
17 26,2|          in temples, and that due honour and veneration are to be
18 26,2|         in idols; but because the honour which is shown them is referred
19 26,2|   festivals are celebrated to the honour of the saints by luxury
20 26,4|          most expedient for God's honour and worship, and the good
21 26,4|          rendered to bishops that honour which comports with their
22 26,4|     though distinguished with the honour of the cardinalate. ~In
23 26,4|  whatsoever, to pay them paternal honour and due reverence. ~CHAPTER
24 27  |     though distinguished with the honour of the cardinalate, diligently
25 27  |       zeal, for the sake of God's honour, and the salvation of their