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 1  1  |      council could not, under any circumstances, be held at that time, we
 2 15,1|           furthermore, that those circumstances which change the species
 3 15,1| unreasonable to teach, that these circumstances have been invented by idle
 4 15,3|           Decalogtie, as also the circumstances which change the species
 5 22,1|    according to the difference of circumstances, times, and places. And
 6 24,2|         or in part, as the actual circumstances shall require. But if the
 7 25,4|       from a consideration of the circumstances of the present time,-exhorts
 8 26,4| conscience, when, considering the circumstances, the place, the person,
 9 26,4|       diligent examination of the circumstances, judge to be most expedient
10 26,4|          in regard of persons and circumstances, is nothing else but to