Chapter

 1 5 |   Secretary of the Congregation ~5. It was unnecessary, as
 2 12|    Conciliorum Collectione, vol. 5, col. 794f and 810). This
 3 14|        patriarchs" (Nicetas, bk. 5, chap. 2). And when thereafter
 4 14|      above). And Pachymeres (bk. 5, chap. 22) testifies that
 5 20|    Gavantum (pt. 2, head. 8, no. 5) and the case is the same
 6 23|        Can. de Ligur. 23, quest. 5, and Can. Nulli, 5, dist.
 7 23|        quest. 5, and Can. Nulli, 5, dist. 19. But the sacred
 8 38|         its meeting on September 5, 1745, discussed the question
 9 41|  Tractatu de Oblationibus, sect. 5, p. 143, Venice, 1743). ~
10 47|         their sickness (Treatise 5, de Extreme Unctione, sing.
11 48|           Etsi Pastoralis, sect. 5 (Bullarium, vol. 1, no.
12 48|          this (de Concordia, bk. 5, chap. 4, sect. Ego praesentem).
13 50|       Opus de Perpetuitate, vol. 5, bk. 2, chap. 12, affirms
14 52|   Ecclesiae Graecae, observation 5, on the rite of chrism;
15 52| Theologia, vol. 7, bk. 32, chap. 5. The latter, however, thinks
16 56|       Antirbetico secundo, chap. 5; Mor. de Sacram. Confir.,
17 56|        in bk. 4. Sentent., dist. 5, sect. 16, lit. B. p. 87,
18 67| primitivae, vol. 2, chap. 7, no. 5. ~Certain schismatics have
19 70|        of Gratian, can. 2, dist. 5. In his decretal Volens,
20 71|        by Gratian, can. 4, dist. 5). ~As regards partaking