Chapter

 1 6 |       already in his day it was considered to be more than nine hundred
 2 6 |        opinion of those who are considered foremost in judging these
 3 12|        sacrifice of the Mass is considered, and really is, an affirmative
 4 33|       the passage quoted above, considered it necessary to adduce some
 5 37|  Adoration ~37. Thirdly, it was considered that the Greeks who are
 6 37| rendered to God in adoration is considered worship not on account of
 7 37|         were gods, they at once considered the need of offering sacrifice
 8 37|       can become such and be so considered if such a meaning is assigned
 9 37|       public imposition must be considered. For if these signs are
10 37|        greater entrance must be considered as acts and signs of a service
11 40|  offered. "He will have said he considered it to be an ancient custom
12 51|   forehead of the confirmand is considered the proximate matter. These
13 62|      writes: "No food should be considered unclean to eat, except what
14 64|       fathers, not because they considered that these foods were absolutely
15 66|        that all impure foods be considered purified, as St. Paul says,