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 1  1  |     to such an extent in this business and cause; and yet our councils
 2  1  |       of the Romans, that the business of the council ought not
 3 10,1|     be most opportune for the business to be transacted, and most
 4 10,1|       think expedient for the business of the Council. ~~
 5 17,1|  different countries, and the business was proceeded with earnestly
 6 21,1|       judge expedient for the business of the Council, shorten,
 7 22,2|      at present, touching the business of Reformation. ~CHAPTER
 8 23,4| therein,--to the end that the business of reformation may be proceeded
 9 23,5|       decreed, that the whole business be referred to our most
10 25,4|      usual manner of treating business in General Councils is not
11 26,4|     experienced in matters of business, to be chosen by him; unless