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 1  7,1|         her thereof, has always retained; most strictly forbidding
 2  7,1|      you shall retain, they are retained. Whence it is to be taught,
 3 14,1|      mind all truth, has always retained, and will preserve even
 4 14,1|    custom is to be by all means retained. ~CHAPTER VII. ~On the preparation
 5 14,1|        justice and reason to be retained. And finally this holy Synod
 6 15,1|    Christians to be perpetually retained. ~CHAPTER I. ~On the necessity,
 7 15,1|      you shall retain, they are retained. By which action so signal,
 8 15,1|       pious and worthy of being retained. ~CHAPTER VI. ~On the ministry
 9 15,1|      you shall retain, they are retained,were in such wise addressed
10 15,3|      you shall retain, they are retained, are not to be understood
11 15,3|      you shall retain, they are retained; by virtue of which words
12 23,1|         of the Eucharist may be retained in the holy Catholic Church;
13 23,1|   churches, being in each place retained; and, that the sheep of
14 25,3|       that they be by all means retained. ~And that these so wholesome
15 25,4| gratuitously, the same shall be retained there. ~But if any one,
16 25,4|        it shall be by all means retained. Moreover, the holy Synod
17 25,4|  regards; and, those only being retained which they shall approve
18 26,2|       saints, are to be had and retained particularly in temples,
19 26,3|      upon and be for the future retained, as can be conveniently
20 26,7|       sacred Councils, is to be retained in the Church; and It condemns