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 1 1 |     canonical "not because, having been composed by human industry,
 2 1 | without error, but because, having been written under the inspiration
 3 7 |    in any Seminary, unless, having completed a special course
 4 7 |  should receive "a benefice having attached the canonical obligation
 5 7 |   in biblical science." And having at the same time urged the
 6 9 |    Sacred Scriptures, after having most solemnly inculcated
 7 9 |    XIII and by himself, and having recommended other things
 8 16|    the original text which, having been written by the inspired
 9 22|   the original texts or the having recourse on any and every
10 24| certain commentaries - but, having duly referred to these,
11 30|    knowledge of the modern, having as its result new progress
12 33|  done in previous ages. For having begun by expounding minutely
13 54|    the way to Emmaus, when, having heard the words of the Master,
14 59|                         59. Having expounded and recommended