Document,  Part

 1  1  |       tenor thereof may be clearly seen. This necessary suspension,
 2  1  |        hang exposed to be read and seen by all; and, when removed
 3 14,3|            proceed, without having seen them, to the absolution
 4 15,1|          this sacrament is clearly seen to be different from baptism
 5 22,1|           some provinces, many are seen to have departed from the
 6 22,2|            after having also first seen carefully to this, that
 7 23,3|            the house of God may be seen to be, and may be called,
 8 23,4|          ministry. For as they are seen to be raised to a higher
 9 25,4|          many persons, are clearly seen to raise, in these days,
10 26,2| represented, as though it could be seen by the eyes of the body,
11 26,2|           as that there be nothing seen that is disorderly, or that
12 26,4|            house, there be nothing seen that is alien from this