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 1  4,1|        shall never prevail,--be expressed in the very same words in
 2  7,1|   Catholic Church hath held and expressed; to wit, that we are therefore
 3  8,1|     lawful cause-which is to be expressed in their letters-why they
 4 11,2|         create any obstacle, as expressed in his letters aforesaid,
 5 14,5|         though they ought to be expressed specifically and not in
 6 14,5|     wish shall be considered as expressed, so as that they may and
 7 16,2|          under what form soever expressed,--to the prejudice in any
 8 17,2|         he, for certain reasons expressed in his letters, first of
 9 19,3|          under what form soever expressed; to the prejudice in any
10 25,4| accounted as being sufficiently expressed here. ~Furthermore, all
11 26,3|      except in the cases by law expressed, compel a woman to enter
12 26,3|      individual be specifically expressed; and any appointment made
13 26,3|        whatsoever form of words expressed, even those called mare
14 26,4|       the contrary happen to be expressed, to meet even this case,
15 26,4|     held as equivalent to being expressed; nor shall such unions be
16 27  |         to any one to have been expressed and ordained in an obscure
17 27  |        as that Synod has justly expressed Its confidence in regard