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 1  1   |          and the correction of evil manners; the peace, unity, and concord
 2  4,1 |      heresies, and the reforming of manners, for the sake of which chiefly
 3  6,2 |           of as regards their life, manners, and knowledge, by their
 4  7,2 |           and to amend the depraved manners of the clergy and Christian
 5  7,2 |            and for the reforming of manners in the church, it hath seemed
 6  8,1 |             endowed with gravity of manners, and skill in letters, agreeably
 7 14,3 |         with prudence to reform the manners of their subjects: from
 8 17,1 |         abuses and the most corrupt manners of Christians ; and whereas
 9 18,1 |   correcting the abuses of depraved manners, and for procuring for the
10 19,1 |            a better method of life, manners, which have divaricated
11 23,4 |       relating to the correction of manners. But if anything of the
12 25,4 |         whom he has allured to evil manners by his example, he may bring
13 25,4 |        visitation and correction of manners, have the right and power,
14 25,4 |        visitation and correction of manners are concerned, shall any
15 25,4 | distinguished for such integrity of manners, as that they may with justice
16 25,4 |   correcting the abuses of depraved manners, and procuring for the church
17 26,2 |           order their own lives and manners in imitation of the saints;
18 26,12|           dogmas and reformation of manners; the holy Synod wills that
19 27   |     pernicious heresies, to correct manners, and to restore ecclesiastical