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 1  1  |      wisdom. Then, recalling to mind that our predecessors, men
 2  1  |       remedy, we also fixed our mind on holding a general council;
 3  3,1|    together, but with mouth and mind association with the celebrant.
 4  3,1|       judgment be warped by the mind being troubled. ~Furthermore,
 5  5,1|    doubt may arise in any one's mind, which are the books that
 6  7,1|    renewed in the spirit of our mind, and we are not only reputed,
 7 14,1|        day by day brings to her mind all truth, has always retained,
 8 14,1|         she recognising, with a mind ever grateful and unforgetting,
 9 14,1| communicate, ought to recall to mind the precept of the Apostle;
10 14,1|      length agree and be of one mind in this sign of unity, in
11 14,1|       perpetual health of their mind; that being invigorated
12 14,3|       all admonished to bear in mind, that they are pastors and
13 15,1|       sin and a godly sorrow of mind, detest so great an offence
14 15,1|        penitent, is a sorrow of mind, and a detestation for sin
15 15,1|     should, with true sorrow of mind, practise these works of
16 17,2|         casting the eyes of our mind over every part of the Christian
17 17,2|  without the greatest sorrow of mind. But at length the Lord,
18 23,3|       in body only, but also in mind and devout affection of
19 24,2|        a meaning alien from the mind of the sacred and holy Synod,
20 25,4|        above all things bear in mind that they cannot do anything
21 25,4|       reverence and devotion of mind, the holy Synod enjoins
22 26,2|        continually revolving in mind the articles of faith; as
23 26,4|     common kind which moves the mind of the bishop thereunto,
24 26,4|        they every where bear in mind that they are fathers and