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 1 Text, 1 | Christian life might be in a manner dried up, where men are
 2 Text, 6 |  Consecration which was in a manner confirmed by the sacred
 3 Text, 8 |      the beginning, men in a manner acknowledged this common
 4 Text, 9 |    our altars in an unbloody manner, "For the victim is one
 5 Text, 9 |    Himself on the cross, the manner alone of offering being
 6 Text, 9 |      v, 3), in much the same manner as every priest and pontiff "
 7 Text, 12|     at the same time, in the manner of a mourner, He complained
 8 Text, 13|       in a wondrous yet true manner, we can and ought to console
 9 Text, 14|   Christ is renewed and in a manner continued and fulfilled
10 Text, 17|      of those who, after the manner of the sleeping and fleeing
11 Text, 18|      v, 20) may be used in a manner to describe this present
12 Text, 19|    day and by night, in some manner to fulfill the office of
13 Text, 20|     confirmation; so in like manner, we earnestly desire that