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 1   1,   0|      incited by the principal men of the day, or possibly
 2   1,   0|     excellent and intelligent men are yet living, to whom
 3   1,   0|       and beloved by all good men. In his mother, Margaret
 4   1,   0|      more facility than other men, the causes and designs
 5   1,   0|    attentively listened to by men of high attainments, Doctor
 6   1,   0|   councils, which taught that men deserve the remission of
 7   1,   0|  dogma of the Pharisees, that men are in themselves just before
 8   1,   0|       Luther led the minds of men to the Saviour, and, like
 9   1,   0| established modes of worship, men of rank who knew him well,
10   1,   0|      his own sophistry; these men he directed to compose something
11   1,   0|   which many wise and learned men have done, he yielded up
12   1,   0|      the information of pious men as to the errors which Luther
13   1,   0|       pernicious errors which men of the Epicurean school.
14   1,   0| churches by pious and learned men, for although some may expound
15   1,   0|     degree, affects even good men, because as we naturally
16   1,   0|       class, who were leading men in the schools, down to
17   1,   0| giants ; unholy and unlearned men reigned in the Church, of
18   1,   0|  theme, it behooves all pious men the world over to mingle
19   1,   0|     ever shine in the sons of men, to guide and govern them."
20   2,   2|      For although irreligious men conceive that the interests
21   2,   2|    held most dear by all good men. Let this therefore be the
22   2,   2|  Father, and gives gifts unto men; these gifts are the voice
23   2,   2|     to wage war on these very men through leaders chosen from
24   2,   2|      others were indeed great men, who founded, states, or
25   2,   2|     propounded by her, for to men of sense and piety who can
26   2,   2|      duty of teaching amongst men. He also added this interpretation,