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 1 6 |     are perceptible; it has no right and no power to transgress
 2 10|      error, by which a sort of right to the supernatural order
 3 14|       not a few. And with what right will Modernists deny the
 4 14|   follower of Islam? With what right can they claim true experiences
 5 17|     ideal. It is therefore the right of philosophy and of science
 6 20|        Sacraments, it is quite right to say that their origin
 7 24|        also a citizen, has the right and the duty to work for
 8 27|    authority, and this both by right and in fact; for by right
 9 27|      right and in fact; for by right it is in the very nature
10 27|    them, and that they have no right to claim to be its interpreters.~
11 34|    such a phrase is not in its right place, and adducing other
12 36|        curiously enough - even right and proper. In the Sacred
13 51| Bishops, it is true, receive a right, but they have also a duty
14 51|       prudent persons, deem it right to condemn any of such books
15 53|     Bishop shall have the same right even when the Censor has