Document,  Part

 1  3,1|       churches; to fulfil, in fine, as far as each one shall
 2  3,1|       lovers of pleasures; in fine, let them shun vice and
 3  5,2|      pain of the anathema and fine imposed in a canon of the
 4  6,2|      capitular revenue; or in fine let the bishop himself devise
 5  7,1|      a reality, a figment, in fine, introduced into the Church
 6  7,1|       faith, and the glory in fine of God and of Jesus Christ
 7 14,1| falling down, adored; who, in fine, as the Scripture testifies,
 8 15,3|      and a greater sinner; in fine, that this (contrition)
 9 17,1|      when a kind of light, in fine, seemed to have dawned upon
10 22,1|    lie world (v. 52); and, in fine,- He who said; He that eateth
11 23,1|    places the altar. This, in fine, is that oblation which
12 26,2|    luxury and wantonness. ~In fine, let so great care and diligence
13 26,2|      to be extirpated; or, in fine, if any more grave question