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 1  5,1|          saving truth, and moral discipline; and seeing clearly that
 2  5,1|      clearly that this truth and discipline are contained in the written
 3  7,2|        to restore ecclesiastical discipline, which is exceedingly relaxed,
 4  7,2|      exercises of ecclesiastical discipline, bears testimony in their
 5 14,3|     severity with lenit; that so discipline, so salutary and necessary
 6 15,1|          great importance to the discipline of the Christian people,
 7 16,1|     acquiesce in the decrees and discipline of holy Mother Church; (
 8 23,1|      derived from an apostolical discipline and tradition, whereby both
 9 24,2|      persevere in ecclesiastical discipline; the holy Synod ordains,
10 24,2|          train in ecclesiastical discipline, a certain number of youths
11 24,2|       progress in ecclesiastical discipline, shall, when it seems to
12 24,2|         aforesaid ecclesiastical discipline, they shall always at once
13 25,4|          increase ecclesiastical discipline, with the view that those
14 25,4|          desiring to restore the discipline required for the government
15 26,3|          the ancient and regular discipline may be the more easily and
16 26,3|        foundation of all regular discipline be not strictly preserved,
17 26,3|          means restore them to a discipline suitable to a monastic life.
18 26,4|         restoring ecclesiastical discipline, admonishes all bishops,
19 26,4| pre-eminent in virtue and in the discipline of their lives, as deservedly
20 26,4|   religion and of ecclesiastical discipline. But as regards those universities
21 26,4|         sinews of ecclesiastical discipline, and very salutary for keeping
22 26,4|     desirous that ecclesiastical discipline may not only be restored
23 26,4|       morals, and ecclesiastical discipline, as well under the Sovereign
24 26,7|          facility, ecclesastical discipline be enervated. And being
25 27  |        to restore ecclesiastical discipline, to procure time peace and