Chapter

 1 13|       commemoration signifies the intention of steadfastly espousing
 2 23|           or heretics only by the intention of the priest. For this
 3 28|          they answered that their intention at all times was to pray
 4 37|    actions, but on account of the intention which determines them, since
 5 37|            For the inner will and intention of pleasing the divine honor
 6 37| distinguished on the basis of the intention of the offerer. For if he
 7 37|      depends chiefly on the inner intention" (in 3. part. Divi Thomae,
 8 37|      authority: "Apart from inner intention a public imposition must
 9 37|         does not proceed from the intention or arises from a mistaken
10 40|           larger piece. Since his intention is equally aimed at consecrating
11 48|        the minister, that is, the intention of the agent, may possibly
12 48|     sacrament is used without the intention of conferring the sacrament
13 56|    already received it, since the intention of the minister is necessary
14 56|           is quite clear that the intention of the minister is not to
15 56|          it is not the minister's intention to confer the sacrament
16 56|           and sinful, even if his intention is not to confer the sacrament. ~
17 67|            do everything with the intention not of obeying the precepts
18 67|        and purpose (even with the intention of worship and as religious