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 1  7,1|     his Apostles-has hitherto professed, observed, and taugh; let
 2  8,1|    that faith which they have professed, and from that baptism itself;
 3 14,1|   Sacrament, have most openly professed, that our Redeemer instituted
 4 15,5|     to be granted in title to professed Regulars, when they happen
 5 25,2|   Regulars, who have solemnly professed chastity, are able to contract
 6 26,3|      the rule which they have professed; Superiors shall sedulously
 7 26,3|      the rule which they have professed; and above all that they
 8 26,3|       poverty which they have professed; and there shall be nothing
 9 26,3|       Novices shall either be professed, or dismissed. In the Religious
10 26,3| appointed Regulars, expressly professed of the same order, and capable