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 1 47|       not been prohibited from anointing sick or possessed people
 2 48|    means be obliged to receive anointing with oil of extreme unction
 3 48| almsgiving. In times past such anointing was introduced among eastern
 4 48|        obliged to receive this anointing as penance for their sins;
 5 48|      impose on anyone any mere anointing in satisfaction for their
 6 48|        words in performing the anointing. He criticizes them severely
 7 48|   sacrament in performing this anointing: "They do not consider that
 8 48|   removed automatically by the anointing and prayers, but only that
 9 48|     stem from this practice of anointing: either the sacrament of
10 50|     the imposition of hands to anointing, but the Greeks have always
11 50|    separate and have used only anointing in conferring this sacrament.
12 51|     consist in the very act of anointing of the forehead of the confirmand
13 54|    signing them, that is while anointing them with the most holy
14 54|       said once only while the anointing is conferred." ~
15 56|      are to be said during the anointing of repentant apostates who
16 56|      reconciles an apostate by anointing him with holy oil and using
17 56|        hands alone without any anointing. If it is said, and there
18 58|   Spirit," in conjunction with anointing when reconciling the repentant
19 58|      was pointed out that this anointing was to be performed in the
20 67|     Sabbath, and retaining the anointing of kings among the sacred