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 1  8,1|     straitened (for time), by occasion of some ecclesistical benefice
 2  8,3|       which we had on another occasion, for reasons then stated,
 3  8,3|      which have been on other occasion addressed unto you: declaring
 4 14,3|    whilst, should they on any occasion be able to be present, their
 5 15,1|     fac tion, as that, taking occasion therefrom, thinking sins
 6 15,5|      their monastery, whereby occasion is given of their wandering
 7 16,2|      this regard and for this occasion. ~And if the holy Synod,
 8 19,3|      this regard and for this occasion. And if the holy Synod,
 9 22,1| articles, proposed on another occasion, but which have not as yet
10 23,4|      many injuries, and gives occasion to many lawsuits, the bishop,
11 23,4|  found incompetent, or on any occasion guilty of a delinquency
12 23,5|      been proposed on another occasion, but had not then been as
13 24,2|      Finally, if, either upon occasion of the said unions, or the
14 25,2|     innocent one who gave not occasion to the adultery, cannot
15 25,3|    each province. But if upon occasion, there should be a probable
16 25,4|       of bishops, and to give occasion to those exempted to lead
17 25,4|        being desirous that no occasion of doubting may, at any
18 26,2|      doctrine, and furnishing occasion of dangerous error to the
19 26,4|       down, on the very first occasion that the synod shall be
20 26,4| testators are frustrated, and occasion is given for burthening
21 26,4|    for any manner of cause or occasion, meddle with the receiving
22 26,7|    have crept therein, and by occasion of which this honourable