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 1  1  |      and acts have not as yet brought about the wished-for result.
 2  8,1|    have no such judge,-may be brought before the Ordinaries of
 3  9,1| Council may, and ought to, be brought back to this, or to some
 4 14,4|      will be that they may be brought back to the most holy and
 5 15,4|   blessed James exhorts to be brought to anoint the sick, are
 6 17,2|       causes, It could not be brought to a conclusion. For Paul,
 7 23,4|      it their care that it be brought again into use as soon as
 8 24,2|     many places,-may be again brought into use in accordance with
 9 27  |    distressed, hath at length brought relief thereunto by a suitable
10 27  |      supervened, be even then brought to a conclusion: it was,
11 27  |    completed, the Council was brought to a close with so great
12 27  |     issue of that Council has brought with it a great and well