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 1   1,   0|        the downfall of episcopal power and dignity, or inflamed
 2   1,   0| government, and this, by seeking power, either for himself or for
 3   1,   0|       inquiry into the extent of power possessed by the Bishop
 4   1,   0|      restrains the people by the power of the sword. And as Satan
 5   1,   0|        secret decrees, political power also was vested in him.
 6   1,   0|          Meanwhile, however, the power and wealth of the Bishops
 7   2,   2|       governed and upheld by the power of God: we clearly discern
 8   2,   2|          exercise of established power, but it even pleases him
 9   2,   2|        should be restrained by a power from on high. And now what
10   2,   2|       sacred anchor which is the power of God; nor did he allow
11   2,   2|        church no longer fear the power of Luther, they will doubtless