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 1 1 |     afterwards approved by her authority, nor merely because they
 2 1 | doctrine, by which such divine authority is claimed for the "entire
 3 4 |      We also proclaim with Our authority and We urge all to adhere
 4 16|       author himself, has more authority and greater weight than
 5 21|        in any way diminish the authority and value of the original
 6 21|    Church." Hence this special authority or as they say, authenticity
 7 22|             22. Wherefore this authority of the Vulgate in matters
 8 22| approval of the Ecclesiastical authority.~
 9 24|   declarations of the teaching authority of the Church, as likewise
10 43|   about that confidence in the authority and historical value of
11 47|        has been defined by the authority of the Church, nor are those
12 51| approval of the Ecclesiastical authority, into modern languages;
13 57|        be invested with public authority or are bound in duty to