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 1  1  |    impelled throughout by the same desire of peace, and by the wishes
 2  7,1|            of regeneration, or the desire thereof, as it is written;
 3  7,1|         the said sins,-at least in desire, and to be made in its season,-
 4  7,1|           the sacrament, or by the desire of the sacrament,-but for
 5  8,1|       without them, or without the desire thereof, men obtain of God,
 6 14,1|         those to wit who eating in desire that heavenly bread which
 7 14,4|            themselves Protestants, desire to be heard by the holy
 8 14,5|         liberty and security, they desire that certain judges be deputed
 9 15,1|         divine mercy, and with the desire of performing the other
10 15,1|   contrition, independently of the desire of the sacrament which is
11 23,1| communicate, not only in spiritual desire, but also by the sacramental
12 23,5|    conditions; It has now,--in Its desire that the salvation of those,
13 24,2|           church the names and the desire of those who wish to be
14 24,2|            Synod, burning with the desire of restoring the pristine
15 24,2|            expense, and manifest a desire of serving God and the Church.
16 25,4|           all indiscriminately who desire them, the holy Synod enjoins
17 26,3|          than twelve years of age, desire to take the religious habit,
18 26,3|             or prevent her, if she desire to enter. The constitutions
19 26,3|            all places, as It could desire; nevertheless, that It may