Chapter

 1 1 |      would make it immoderately long and would impose excessive
 2 2 |         excused himself from so long a journey because of his
 3 3 |     eighty-two sessions, as was long ago affirmed by Cardinal
 4 6 |    because it was brought there long ago from the monastery of
 5 10|    Antonelli amply shows in the long and learned dissertation
 6 11|    Liturgy of John Chrysostom: "Long be the days of most holy
 7 11|       Roman Pontiff during Mass long before the period assigned
 8 11|     thus abundantly proved that long before the time of Acacius
 9 14|      cast down which had for so long kept the one church apart
10 26|       districts in which it has long been an accepted custom
11 39|        the Bread into pieces is long established is proved by
12 61|   Christ. Since this reason has long since vanished, its consequence
13 66|       the Greeks too have for a long time afterwards observed
14 67| canonical custom made strong by long and unbroken observance. ~
15 75|         Apostolic See has for a long time felt that the laborious