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 1  1  |             be much more useful and salutary to the Christian commonweal.
 2  7,2|        shall know in the Lord to be salutary and expedient. ~CHAPTER
 3  8,1|           For the completion of the salutary doctrine on Justification,
 4 14,1|            Synod ordains, that this salutary and necessary custom is
 5 14,3|              that so discipline, so salutary and necessary for the people,
 6 14,4|           back to the most holy and salutary concord of one faith, hope,
 7 15,1|    throughout the whole Church, the salutary custom is, to the great
 8 15,1|            shall suggest, to enjoin salutary and suitable satisfactions,
 9 15,2|             all times provided with salutary remedies against all the
10 15,2|              and the effect of this salutary sacrament. For the Church
11 17,2|          completion of so pious and salutary a work; seeking, as God
12 19,1|           of Rome,--and yet that no salutary remedy has availed against
13 19,1|           by this so charitable and salutary an admonition of their own
14 23,1|           end of the world, and its salutary virtue be applied to the
15 23,5|           Christian commonweal, and salutary for those who ask for the
16 25,4|         concerned, after imposing a salutary penance, all delinquents
17 26,2|            of the saints, and their salutary examples, are set before
18 26,2|           in amongst these holy and salutary observances, the holy Synod
19 26,3|         fortify themselves, by that salutary safeguard, resolutely to
20 26,4| ecclesiastical discipline, and very salutary for keeping the people in
21 26,7|           the Christian people most salutary, and approved of  ./. by
22 27  |         accomplish so necessary and salutary a work, even as our pastoral
23 27  |            Catholic, and useful and salutary to the Christian people,
24 27  |            adverse to the sound and salutary doctrine of the Council