Document,  Part

 1  1   |       For, whereas what we had previously feared now come to pass,--
 2  6,1 |      death, with which God had previously threatened him, and, together
 3  6,2 |   private, without having been previously examined and approved of
 4  8,1 |       instituted without being previously examined and approved of
 5 15,1 |       since His coming, to any previously to baptism. But the Lord
 6 23,4 |       but shall also have been previously constituted in sacred Order,
 7 23,4 |    shall, therefore, have been previously promoted by merit, in some
 8 25,4 |    persons; nor shall they who previously held them be able to retain
 9 25,4 |        however, notice thereof previously to the said bishop; that
10 25,4 |    that, by certain words used previously, the usual manner of treating
11 26,2 |      that nothing new, or that previously has not been usual in the
12 26,3 |      the Bishop, and be by him previously examined, with certain exceptions. ~
13 26,3 |  bishop, and after having been previously examined by him, or by his
14 26,4 |         be freely conferred as previously. ~As regards those augmentations,
15 26,4 |      even dignities which were previously free,-which have been acquired
16 26,15| brethren the cardinals, having previously had a mature deliberation
17 27   |  Council had been, a long time previously, indicted by our predecessor,