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 1 14,4|       treated of with the most diligent inquiry into Catholic truth;
 2 15,1|        sins, of which, after a diligent examination of themselves,
 3 15,1|      do not occur to him after diligent thought, are understood
 4 15,3|       sins which after due and diligent previous meditation are
 5 17,2|       name; and that they take diligent care, worthy of their piety,
 6 23,3|   bishops of places shall take diligent care, and be bound to prohibit
 7 24,2|       above age, nor without a diligent examination by the bishop;
 8 25,4|       one or more faithful and diligent stewards to take care of
 9 25,4|    give in their names, that a diligent scrutiny may be afterwards
10 26,4| consciences they shall, upon a diligent examination of the circumstances,