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 1  1  |     both peace might thereby be restored to the Christian people,
 2  6,2|       been neglected, let it be restored. And that impiety may not
 3 17,1|     august Emperor, Charles V., restored by our most holy lord, Julius
 4 17,1|         the former tranquillity restored, which It hopes will happen
 5 17,1|        and be understood to be, restored to its full force and authority,
 6 22,2|        churches which cannot be restored; others they shall cause
 7 22,2|         the poverty thereof, be restored, to the Mother Churches,
 8 22,2|       that they be repaired and restored, out of any fruits and proceeds
 9 23,3|         the faithful people, be restored; the holy Synod decrees,
10 23,4|      until he shall have wholly restored to the Church, and to the
11 24,2|    might be wholly, or in part, restored to him; any privileges whatsoever,
12 24,2|       the minor orders is to be restored. ~That the functions of
13 26,3|        more easily and promptly restored, where it has fallen away,
14 26,3|        the same shall be wholly restored unto them. But, in the aforesaid
15 26,3|  enclosure of nuns be carefully restored, wheresoever it has been
16 26,3|        thing that was theirs be restored to them. And the bishop
17 26,4|       thereof, and after having restored to the patrons whatsoever
18 26,4| vicarage cease; and it shall be restored to its ancient state. ~CHAPTER
19 26,4|      discipline may not only be restored amongst the Christian people,
20 26,4|         church her own right be restored, but will also recall all