Chapter

 1 33| reformation. In relating that he observed with his own eyes the performance
 2 35|           It was first prudently observed that to abolish the ceremony
 3 40|        of this rite. It has been observed throughout many centuries
 4 46|        deal with the rules to be observed in administering it, namely
 5 47|       pious one. This is rightly observed by Fr. de Carboneano in
 6 61|       that they can no longer be observed without sin after the promulgation
 7 61|     Jesus Christ; they cannot be observed without sin after the promulgation
 8 64|       animals was so religiously observed in those churches because
 9 65|          this practice was still observed in some Latin and Greek
10 66|       for a long time afterwards observed unchanged this apostolic
11 71|          regarding childbirth is observed religiously as if a commandment,
12 74|          of the old Law could be observed under the new Law if only