Document,  Part

 1  6,1|   sin); which, whereas it is left for our exercise, cannot
 2  8,1|     will not, they are to be left to their own will; and are
 3 14,1|    Saviour, notwithstanding, left in His Church as a symbol
 4 14,1|  Wherefore, there is no room left for doubt, that all the
 5 15,1| ascend from earth to heaven, left priests His own vicars,
 6 17,2|    it shall for some time be left to be read by and made known
 7 22,2|     to be no longer any hope left of their amendment; (the
 8 23,3|  Lastly, that no room may be left for superstition; they shall
 9 25,3|      damnation, when, having left their former wife, with
10 25,4|  that such a number shall be left as may conveniently serve
11 25,4| criminal causes shall not be left to the judgment of deans,
12 26,3|     other Regulars, shall be left under their care and conduct. ~
13 26,4|      demand, that nothing be left undone which may seem in
14 26,4|       but the whole shall be left to his own judgment and
15 26,4| testators; or, that the alms left for the celebration thereof
16 26,4| welfare of their souls, have left the said legacies for pious
17 26,4|     their property, shall be left wholly unimpaired and untouched.
18 27  |     our Legates, voluntarily left the said Council free to
19 27  | Campo di Fiore; and be there left for some time, to be read
20 27  |  being, according to custom, left in those same places, it