tenendum


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tenendum

(tɪˈnɛndəm)
n
(Law) law the part of a deed that specifies the terms of tenure
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48) Archbishop Henry Edward Manning and some other bishops objected to this formula on the grounds that the term de fide tenendum would limit the object of papal infallibility to revealed truth.
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253, instituere de nobis quid in perpetuum tenendum sit nobis.
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pro tantis querimoniosis non abebat unde conponendum tantum iniquitatis quod factas abebat, rogaturus fuit cum omnium nostrum concilium toga palatii inkartandum nobis suas billas quos ganavit sub nostras manus in ipsis maiordomadicus qui de nobis tenendum.
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tenendum est potius uti explicativum capitis nullitatis, sed dubii revera valoris.
La modificacion <> de la formula de la duda, la certeza moral y la conformidad de las sentencias en la instruccion dignitas connubii *
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