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 1 Intro      |          the Reformation time, the things that were in men's minds
 2 Cover, 2   |           guile of certain men and things have gone from bad to worse.
 3   1  (5)   |            any other Christian the things that are absolutely necessary
 4   1        |     baptism, faith, Spirit and all things alike. If a priest is killed,
 5   1        |           is spiritual judgeth all things, yet he himself is judged
 6   1  (25)  |             asserting, among other things, that "when there is one
 7   1        |              fellow-lords over all things, and whenever it is needful
 8   1        |       Antichrist which resists the things that serve for the edification
 9   2        |           set to rule and guard in things temporal and spiritual,
10   2        |            are changed and not the things they stand for; as though
11   2        |        this was simony.41 Of these things there are so many more that
12   2        |            you can come by all the things I have said; and not only
13   2        |        intend to do so. I speak of things which are common talk, and
14   2        |            cried out against these things; but they have done the
15 Prop1      |          in this dreadful state of things, nevertheless I may as well
16 Prop1      |          and arch-bishops to these things, and to help them in dealing
17 Prop1      |         their concern with worldly things. For it works intolerable
18 Prop1      |            the temporal judges the things that concern money, property,
19 Prop1      |            only "those who do such things," but also those who consent
20 Prop1      |          those who consent to such things and allow them to be done.
21 Prop1      |          such gross, crazy, clumsy things do they make fools of us!
22 Prop1      |       other childish and frivolous things, they decreed that the soul
23 Prop1      |            and absolving. In other things he is to be subject, as
24 Prop1      |          sees, does, and knows all things, and has all power. But
25 Prop1      |            he has meddled in these things against all the commands
26 Prop1      |          higher than Christ, turns things around and, as a great favor,
27 Prop1      |         back from Rome such pretty things that it were better never
28 Prop1  (51)|         saying in Vadiscus: "Three things there are which those who
29 Prop1      |          decreed; especially since things have not turned out as they
30 Prop1      |           pope and bishops may let things go as they go, and let them
31 Prop1      |        being supported in temporal things without care or labor, contrary
32 Prop2      |            sorts of other terrible things. O blind shepherds! O mad
33 Prop2      | irregularity," or any of the other things they threaten; these things
34 Prop2      |        things they threaten; these things are valid only in the case
35 Prop2      |      cannot trust God, brings such things to pass, fearing that otherwise
36 Prop2      |         and have altogether turned things around; the hold days are
37 Prop2      |          would to God that all the things which we must buy at Rome
38 Prop2      |             the canon law, -- such things as indulgences, letters
39 Prop2      |     payment, do and omit all these things! For if the pope has the
40 Prop2      |      butter and all sorts of other things; yet the holy Apostle says
41 Prop2      |     Apostle says that in all these things we already have liberty
42 Prop2      |         these places does not help things, for the evil spirit can
43 Prop2      |     smaller honor. In short, these things are signs of great unbelief
44 Prop2      |            no one runs after these things; there is no money for them.
45 Prop2      |    neighbor, and these are greater things, than all the saints in
46 Prop2      |           as we despise such great things God is just in the wrathful
47 Prop2      |            now; just as many other things were good in olden times
48 Prop2      |          licenses, bulls and other things which the pope sells at
49 Prop2      |         why does he not give these things to all churches alike? Is
50 Prop2      |         faith, Christ, God and all things? (Eph. 4:4 f.) Are we to
51 Prop2      |         are gotten and spent. Such things pope, bishops and doctors
52 Prop2      |             making a jest of these things, and taking money for it.
53 Prop2      |       utter ignoramuses as regards things Christian; they seek not
54 Prop2      |         tyranny, I could hope that things would soon be better. ~The
55 Prop2      |          unity, to give them these things and let them keep them in
56 Prop2      |      account for seeking their own things rather than the things of
57 Prop2      |         own things rather than the things of their neighbor, contrary
58 Prop3      |        which boast of treating the things of nature, although nothing
59 Prop3      |     learned from the either of the things of nature or the things
60 Prop3      |            things of nature or the things of the Spirit. Moreover
61 Prop3      |    abundantly instructed about all things, and of them Aristotle had
62 Prop3      |            learned; but it is good things, however little of them,
63 Prop3      |            and thanks and all good things. For this reason they will,
64 Prop3      |             He Who ruleth over all things dwelleth in heaven, and
65 Prop3      |       emperor's superior in divine things, to wit, in preaching, teaching
66 Prop3      |           the sacraments, in which things, indeed, any bishop or priest
67 Prop3      |          the temporal sword in all things. ~27. Enough has now been
68 Prop3      |       monks and priests"32; and so things are as we see them. ~My
69 Prop3      |  impossible and have attacked many things too sharply. But what am
70 Prop3      |           were able, these are the things I should wish to do. I prefer