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 1  5,1|    appertaining to faith as to morals, as having been dictated,
 2  5,1|       dogmas, and in restoring morals in the Church. ~
 3  5,2|       matters of faith, and of morals pertaining to the edification
 4  6,2|      them, and are of approved morals and doctrine,--to preach
 5 15,5|    inward correctness of their morals; but to such a pitch, in
 6 17,2|   penetrated, and how much the morals of the Christian people
 7 17,2|        schism, and of amending morals so much corrupted and depraved.
 8 17,2|        may be taken away; that morals may be corrected and reformed;
 9 22,2|       otherwise fit as regards morals, knowledge, and age, shall
10 23,4|       qualified by birth, age, morals, and life, and, in other
11 24,2|     credit, of the birth, age, morals, and life of those who are
12 24,2|        person, age, education, morals, learning, and faith of
13 24,2|         unless his probity and morals be recommended by the testimony
14 24,2|        piety and chasteness of morals, as that a shining example
15 24,2|      the disseminators of evil morals, they shall punish sharply,
16 25,4| renewed, for the regulating of morals, the correcting of excesses,
17 25,4|     heresies; to maintain good morals, and to correct such as
18 25,4|   visitation and correction of morals are concerned, no suspension
19 25,4|    office, and by integrity of morals, conformably to the constitution
20 25,4| afterwards made as to the age, morals, and sufficiency of each.
21 25,4|    said examiners, fit by age, morals, learning, prudence, and
22 26,4|       matter of reformation of morals, and ecclesiastical discipline,
23 27  |  removing abuses, and amending morals, were by the sacred and