Chapter

 1 44|       in preparing the sacred chrism, only oil and balm are required.
 2 44|    are not required, the holy chrism may duly be prepared with
 3 49|  admonition concerns the holy chrism. The Greeks make this not
 4 49|       forbidden, but that the chrism must consist of oil and
 5 49|     spices are absent, sacred chrism may still be prepared. ~
 6 51|  Confirmation whose matter is chrism. Chrism is made from oil
 7 51|       whose matter is chrism. Chrism is made from oil and balm
 8 51|   imposition of hands and the chrism, stating that both are equally
 9 52|       the candidate with holy chrism, that is olive oil mixed
10 52|       real balm, in preparing chrism. This is clear from constitution
11 52|       World in preparing holy chrism. In so doing the Pope asserts
12 52| observation 5, on the rite of chrism; and by Berti, Theologia,
13 52|       the largest part of the chrism should always be oil mixed
14 54|      of consecration for holy chrism in the seventh canon as
15 54|       them with the most holy chrism, we say: the sign of the
16 55|      to be received with holy chrism. This ruling refers only
17 56|       hands and anointed with chrism in order to establish that
18 57|     Let them be anointed with chrism as those who are baptized
19 57|   conferring the sacrament of chrism on people who had been confirmed
20 57|  people already anointed with chrism, ~making trivial mockery
21 57|     be given the sacrament of chrism a second time if they had
22 57|    repeating the sacrament of chrism if St. Methodius had previously