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 1  1  |         thereof, may come to the knowledge of all whom it concerns,
 2  6,2|          life, conversation, and knowledge: which however is not to
 3  6,2|         their life, manners, and knowledge, by their own superiors,
 4  8,3|       proper motion, and certain knowledge, and the plenitude of apostolic
 5 11,2|           and of our own certain knowledge, and the plenitude of apostolic
 6 14,3|         and recommended by their knowledge of law. ~CHAPTER V. ~The
 7 15,1|  exercised this judgment without knowledge of the cause; neither indeed
 8 15,5|        other's sheep without the knowledge of their own pastor, finding
 9 17,2|          thereof may come to the knowledge of all whom it concerns,
10 19,1|          all this to come to the knowledge of all persons whatsoever,
11 22,2| otherwise fit as regards morals, knowledge, and age, shall be promoted
12 24,2|   thereunto, whom the promise of knowledge does not point out as worthy
13 25,4| Sovereign Pontiff, having a full knowledge of the whole matter and
14 26,4|        the distance of places, a knowledge of the persons to whom causes
15 27  |     skill in sacred letters, and knowledge of divine and human law;
16 27  |     these things may come to the knowledge of all men, and that no
17 27  |       read by and to come to the knowledge of all men. And when removed