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 1  6,2|     the greatest liberality delivered unto men, may not lie neglected,
 2  7,1|   saints in light, and hath delivered us from the power of darkness,
 3 14,3|     from sacred orders, and delivered over to a secular court;
 4 15,1|    may, after baptism, have delivered themselves up to the servitude
 5 15,1| virtue of the supreme power delivered to them in the universal
 6 15,1|     other inferior priests, delivered to them over their subjects,
 7 15,2| this also was not obscurely delivered in the words above cited.
 8 22,1| last supper, instituted and delivered to the apostles, this venerable
 9 22,1|     supper, instituted, and delivered to the apostles, this sacrament
10 23,1|    of those same things, He delivered (His own body and blood)
11 23,1|   blood He redeemed us, and delivered us from the power of darkness,
12 24,1|   priesthood, was the power delivered of consecrating, offering,
13 25,1|  also loved the Church, and delivered himself up for it; adding
14 25,4|    entire proceedings being delivered over to the appellant within
15 26,3|   same shall be immediately delivered up to the Superior, and
16 26,7| times, used the said power, delivered unto her of God; the sacred