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 1  7,1|    said Justification is to be derived from the prevenient grace
 2  7,1|    saved:-which gift cannot be derived from any other but Him,
 3 22,2|  others who receive any fruits derived from those churches, or,
 4 23,1|     other things of this kind, derived from an apostolical discipline
 5 23,1|        abundant fruit might be derived to them from this most holy
 6 23,3|       and whence especially is derived, the fruit so precious and
 7 23,4|      court (of Rome), shall be derived from the Legates of the
 8 23,4|  testimony, aforesaid is to be derived shall be bound to report
 9 25,2|       tyrannical superstition, derived from the superstition of
10 25,4|      them by some augmentation derived from the fruits. But in
11 25,4| understood to be the practice, derived either from the constitutions
12 26,2|      also that great profit is derived from all sacred images,
13 26,4|   right of patronage shall be (derived) from a foundation, or an
14 26,4|     title; nor shall the proof derived from time immemorial be
15 26,7|      Christian people has been derived,--be wholly abolished. But
16 27  |      fruits will day by day be derived unto the Church from the