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 1  1  |       for from our councils is a matter of uncertainty. But, seeing
 2  5,2|      impose a restraint, in this matter, also on printers, who now
 3  6,2|      only into the truth of the (matter of) fact,--the case shall
 4  7,1|          presumptuousness in the matter of Predestination is to
 5  7,2|    bishops, as delegated in this matter by the Apostolic See, to
 6 14,4|      time, in both Sessions, the matter of reformation shall be
 7 15,1|       widely different indeed in matter and form, which constitute
 8 15,1| satisfaction, are as it were the matter of this sacrament. Which
 9 15,2|          to hand, he teaches the matter, the form, the proper minister,
10 15,2|        Church has understood the matter thereof to be oil blessed
11 15,3|         which are as it were the matter of the sacrament of Penance,
12 15,5|       the ordinary judge, in the matter of any rights which may
13 19,1|          ought to be done in the matter of censures and of books,
14 19,1|        concerned, either in this matter of books and censures, or
15 24,2|        of Trent, prosecuting the matter of reformation, resolves
16 25,4|      full knowledge of the whole matter and of the persons, may,
17 25,4|         made acquainted with the matter, shall, of his own prudence,
18 26,3|        have been granted in this matter shall be looked upon as
19 26,4|          some regulation in this matter, in such wise however that
20 26,4|          deliberated on, and the matter treated of be not one which
21 26,4|           as above, regulate the matter in a useful manner. ~Wherefore,
22 26,4|      this sacred Council, in the matter of reformation of morals,
23 27  |          to the contrary in this matter, whether wittingly or unwittingly,