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 1  7,1|       justice, when, excited and assisted by divine grace, conceiving
 2 14,3|   however, to himself, and being assisted therein by, a like number
 3 14,3|         in their default, (being assisted) by (a like number of) others
 4 15,1|       whereby the penitent being assisted prepares a way for himself
 5 23,4|       though he were present and assisted at the divine offices in
 6 25,4|       consent of the bishop, and assisted by a notary. The visitors
 7 25,4|       the mean time, the bishop, assisted by not less than two canons,
 8 27  | unanimity on the part of all who assisted thereat, that it was plain
 9 27  |       this good city, which were assisted at with great piety by the
10 27  |       that piety with which they assisted, by their ambassadors, at