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 1  4,1|           and that firm and alone foundation against which the gates
 2  5,1|      Synod, after having laid the foundation of the Confession of faith,
 3  7,1|           of human salvation, the foundation, and the root of all Justification;
 4 15,5|   patronage, except by means of a foundation, or an endowment. ~No one,
 5 15,5|   endowment. But, in case of such foundation or endowment, the institution
 6 23,4|         otherwise provided by the foundation. ~The administrators, whether
 7 25,4|       this by the institution, or foundation; but the bishops themselves
 8 26,3|       which are the basis and the foundation of all regular discipline
 9 26,3|           those obtained at their foundation, as also any constitutions
10 26,4|         virtue of the erection or foundation of any benefices, or in
11 26,4| privileges accruing even from any foundation; as also any customs, even
12 26,4|       meet even this case, in the foundation, or institution thereof;
13 26,4|         otherwise provided in the foundation thereof; notwithstanding,
14 26,4|         shall be (derived) from a foundation, or an endowment ; which (
15 26,4|      those benefices be truly, by foundation or endowment, under their
16 26,4|    contrary to the institution or foundation thereof, the cure of souls