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 1  1  |    treated of and negotiated more conveniently at Rome in our presence.
 2  6,2| lectureship of Theology cannot be conveniently had therein, let them at
 3  6,2|      Scripture, where this can be conveniently done: wherein of the abbots
 4  6,2|    Regulars, in which studies can conveniently flourish, let there be in
 5 14,3|         city, or diocese, and can conveniently be present; or in their
 6 14,4|     Session, which, that they may conveniently be present thereat, It hath
 7 19,1|     Christian truth, and may more conveniently deliberate and determine,
 8 22,2|          certain that he can live conveniently from other sources; and
 9 24,2|        the province, if it can be conveniently done. ~CHAPTER III. ~Bishops,
10 24,2|    functions, as far as it can be conveniently done, in the cathedral,
11 24,2|           singly a college cannot conveniently be established, and there
12 25,4|        shall, as far as it can be conveniently done, select out of all
13 25,4|           church, where it can be conveniently done, to hear the word of
14 25,4|         if need be, and it can be conveniently done; and in accordance
15 25,4|         churches, where it can be conveniently done, the bishop shall appoint
16 25,4|         in provinces where it can conveniently be done, all the dignities,
17 25,4|       number shall be left as may conveniently serve for the celebration
18 26,3|        future retained, as can be conveniently supported, either out of
19 26,4|        memory. But if this cannot conveniently be done, or if it be not
20 26,5|          lateness of the hour, be conveniently despatched; therefore, according
21 26,7|        are committed, they cannot conveniently be specially prohibited;
22 26,9|          cannot be distinctly and conveniently judged of by the holy Synod;
23 27  |            that so it may be more conveniently made known throughout the