Document,  Part

 1  1  |     Roman Church; after having removed and annulled, as by these
 2  1  |     and seen by all; and, when removed thence, copies thereof shall
 3  5,1|       view, that, errors being removed, the purity itself of the
 4  8,3|       the French,-took off and removed the suspension of the celebration
 5 15,3|       virtue of the keys, been removed, there remains for the most
 6 17,1|  aforesaid shall not have been removed at the expiration of the
 7 17,1|         be thereupon accounted removed, and the Council shall be,
 8 17,2|     the suspension having been removed, It was begun, in the said
 9 17,2|    that, all suspension soever removed, It be there celebrated.
10 17,2|     known to all men: and when removed thence, copies thereof shall
11 18,1|       all manner of suspension removed, celebrated from this day-being
12 23,3|     sort, which are but little removed from a simonical taint,
13 25,4|        thereunto, shall not be removed from the charge and administration
14 26,2|    every superstition shall be removed, all filthy lucre be abolished;
15 26,3|    their care that the nuns be removed from those places to new
16 27  | knowledge of all men. And when removed thence, copies being, according