Chapter

 1 4 |    consideration, possibly for good reasons, to more suitable
 2 46|        not on those who are in good health but only on the faithful
 3 46|     sacrament even on those in good health. In the assembly
 4 46|    extreme unction on those in good health, but only on those
 5 46|       be conferred on those in good health, but that persons
 6 48| unction is conferred on one in good health and so incapable
 7 51|    bishop. The oil signifies a good conscience and the balm,
 8 51|       conscience and the balm, good reputation." In speaking
 9 52|       lacking. Wisely and with good cause did the fathers at
10 62|       every creation of God is good and whatever is taken with
11 62|       every creature of God is good and not to be rejected if
12 67|     natural revulsion or other good reason" (in cit. Actuum
13 71|        it is characteristic of good people to see sins in some