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 1 14,1|         Fathers,-it is indeed a crime the most unworthy that they
 2 14,3|       it, the pardon of another crime; the Synod hath for this
 3 14,3|        absolution of any public crime or delinquency, into which
 4 14,3|   account of the quality of the crime objected, they have to appear (
 5 15,1|       defiled themselves by any crime, He would no longer have
 6 15,5|       on account of some secret crime, or in what manner soever,
 7 15,5|     homicide ; even though that crime have neither been proved
 8 15,5|      orders,--be they guilty of crime ever so atrocious; except
 9 16,2|  persons discovered in any such crime shall be forthwith punished
10 16,2|  persons discovered in any such crime shall be forthwith punished
11 19,3|  persons discovered in any such crime shall be forthwith punished
12 19,3|  persons discovered in any such Crime shall be forthwith punished
13 23,3|        notoriously stained with crime, either to minister at the
14 23,4|        sports, and all sorts of crime whatever, as also the secular
15 25,3|         to the character of the crime. Women, whether married
16 25,4|         Bishop may absolve from crime, and dispense in cases of
17 25,4|     suspensions, arising from a crime that is secret,-except that
18 25,4|       same also, as regards the crime of heresy, shall be permitted
19 25,4|      sight of many, committed a crime, whereby there is no doubt
20 26,4| according to the quality of the crime and of the persons. Moreover,
21 26,4|       nor be absolved from this crime, until after full restitution
22 26,4|          persisting in the same crime, with the same or some other
23 26,4|         to the quality of their crime and contumacy, and their
24 26,4|   forbid, they abstain not from crime of this nature, and, upon