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 1  3,1|       and take part in any other act whatsoever during the council,
 2  7,2|      their own churches; if they act otherwise, the penalties
 3  8,1|        not conferred through the act performed, but that faith
 4  8,1|       not believing by their own act, they should be bapized
 5 15,1|       pardoned: whereas they who act otherwise, and knowingly
 6 15,1|         the manner of a judicial act, whereby sentence is pronounced
 7 15,1|       seek for another who would act in earnest. ~CHAPTER VII. ~
 8 15,3|         priest is not a judicial act, but a bare ministry of
 9 15,3|         that, therefore, priests act contrary to the purpose
10 16,2| perpetrate or commit any heinous act, whereby the benefit of
11 16,2| perpetrate or commit any heinous act, whereby the benefit of
12 17,1|       Fathers, who could not now act, might return to their own
13 19,3| perpetrate or commit any heinous act, whereby the benefit of
14 19,3| perpetrate or commit any heinous act, whereby the benefit of
15 22,2|      pravity; and they who shall act otherwise, shall, as well
16 24,2|       think it more expedient to act otherwise; that so they
17 25,4|      shall judge it expedient to act otherwise. ~And the Synod
18 25,4|          decrees that those, who act in any way contrary to the
19 25,4|     whatsoever, even before this act; and they shall be rendered
20 25,4|       the custom of the place to act otherwise, to wit, that
21 26,2|          and of other pious men, act therein as he shall judge
22 26,3|     anything. But should any one act contrary hereto, he shall
23 26,3|       any way, interfere in that act, by their presence, or consent,
24 26,4|       manner the Bishop ought to act in regard of the visitation
25 26,4|        title whatsoever: if they act otherwise, they shall be