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1 51|       imposed on them. Let no Bishop think that he fulfils this
2 51|  hurtful in another. Should a Bishop, therefore, after having
3 51|   sale books condemned by the Bishop. And while We are on this
4 52|      If it be favourable, the Bishop will give the permission
5 52|       prudent decision of the bishop, shall it be possible to
6 53|     that it be corrected. The Bishop shall have the same right
7 55| propagated, and to inform the Bishop of the whole so that he
8 55|   under the presidency of the Bishop. They shall be bound to
9 55|   public veneration until the Bishop has verified it. The argument