Document,  Part

 1  1  |          they arrived from various parts; and to transact and attend
 2  5,1|        books entire with all their parts, as they have been used
 3  7,1|           merits existing on their parts, they are called; that so
 4 14,1|         rent into many and various parts; yet, even from the outset,
 5 14,1|           concomitancy whereby the parts of Christ our Lord, who
 6 14,1|     species of wine, and under the parts thereof. ~CHAPTER IV. ~On
 7 15,1|           and great labours on our parts, the divine justice demanding
 8 15,1| regenerated. ~CHAPTER III. ~On the parts, and on the fruit of this
 9 15,1|         for this reason called the parts of penance. But the thing
10 15,1|          these things touching the parts and the effect of this sacrament,
11 15,1|     conscience, and faith, are the parts of penance. ~CHAPTER IV. ~
12 15,1|         which as it is, of all the parts of penance, that which has
13 15,1|            of satisfactions on our parts, the efficacy of the merit
14 15,3|         which are called the three parts of penance; or saith that
15 15,3|           saith that there are two parts only of penance, to wit,
16 17,1|           diverse opinions in many parts of the world, and especially
17 17,2|         raised in the neighbouring parts of Germany, and a most fierce
18 22,2|        Synod) ordains that, in all parts of Christendom soever, their
19 23,4|          shall any appeal on their parts suspend the prohibition