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 1  6,1|           the sacrament of baptism rightly administered in the form
 2  8,1|           though they receive them rightly, but (only) sometimes, and
 3  8,1|        baptism, which was true and rightly conferred, is to be repeated,
 4 14,1|        sacrament, our Fathers have rightly and wisely distinguished
 5 15,1|      things which are required for rightly receiving this sacrament.
 6 15,1|       frequently, although they be rightly and profitably, and without
 7 15,1|          be that they can estimate rightly the grievousness of the
 8 15,2|     bishops, or priests by bishops rightly ordained by the imposition
 9 15,3|           therefore Penance is not rightly called a second plank after
10 15,5|    unworthy, they are neither able rightly to perform the divine offices,
11 22,1|         species. But neither is it rightly gathered, from that discourse
12 22,2|        duties required of them, be rightly exercised; notwithstanding
13 23,1|          yet fully purified, is it rightly offered, agreebly to a tradition
14 24,1|           those who have once been rightly ordained, can again become
15 24,1|        those who have neither been rightly ordained, nor sent, by ecclesiastical
16 24,2|         age of youth, unless it be rightly trained, is prone to follow
17 25,2|            to those who ask for it rightly, neither does He suffer
18 26,3| monasteries piously instituted and rightly administered; It has,--to
19 26,3|             without any hindrance, rightly execute the preceding matters