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 1 Intro      |         the OPEN LETTER. At the time when the letter to Spalatin
 2 Intro      |        therefore, have been the time when the Open Letter was
 3 Intro      |     first publication after the time when he recognized that
 4 Intro      |     took place. It was also the time when he had the highest
 5 Intro      |         work of the Reformation time, the things that were in
 6 Cover, 1   |       dear sir and friend. ~The time to keep silence has passed
 7 Cover, 1   |      silence has passed and the time to (Eccl 3:7) speak is come,
 8 Cover, 2   |         but everyone to cry out time and again, and to pray for
 9 Cover, 2   |         and profitably use this time of grace. ~In this whole
10   1  (8)   |        yet been baptized at the time of his election to the episcopate,
11   1  (15)  |     Middle Ages, and during the time that the power of the popes
12   1  (25)  |       to be held at some future time. In the Epitome Prierias
13   1        |       the Romans have this long time made our conscience timid
14   2  (4)   |     Pope Julius II, held at one time the archbishopric of Avignon,
15   2  (15)  | obtained in Germany in Luther's time, is found in the Concordat
16   2        |    escape. Therefore it is high time that the "papal months"
17   2        |      not been able to await the time when all the benefices,
18   2        |        settle the contest for a time by the payment of a sum
19   2        |      grew impatient at the long time it took to get hold of all
20   2        |     held by one man at the same time, as for instance, two parishes,
21   2  (33)  |     teachers, and date from the time when the study of the canon
22   2  (33)  |       ordinaria had in Luther's time an authority almost equal
23   2  (41)  |         flagrant abuse from the time of John XXII (1316-1334),
24   2        |       has been applied. Another time I shall inquire about that,
25 Prop1  (36)|               Especially in the time of the Emperors Henry IV
26 Prop1      |     under their cover he may in time bring in Antichrist, and
27 Prop1      |       an empire and at the same time continue to preach, pray,
28 Prop1  (44)|         the kingdom was at this time contested between the royal
29 Prop1      |        because they are at this time ill-advised. For men see
30 Prop1      |          It is said: "The first time one goes to Rome he seeks
31 Prop1      |      seeks a rascal, the second time he finds him, the third
32 Prop1      |         he finds him, the third time he brings him home with
33 Prop1      |         tyranny, might not some time become too strong for it
34 Prop1      |      his Holiness. ~At the same time the manifold divisions and
35 Prop1      |         Apostles and for a long time afterwards, when they were
36 Prop1      |        Greek Church. At a later time,63 when there were so many
37 Prop1      |    study and be prepared at any time for death or for controversy.
38 Prop1  (63)|                      i.e., At a time later than that of the Apostles. ~
39 Prop1      |     priesthood nor at any other time shall any one under any
40 Prop2  (23)|      was undiminished until the time the Reformation. Cf. Realencyk,
41 Prop2  (45)|        be revoked by him at any time. Sometimes they were given
42 Prop2      |        But more of this another time, and better. ~24. It is
43 Prop2      |         better. ~24. It is high time that we seriously and honestly
44 Prop2      |        to pass judgment at this time upon John Hus's articles
45 Prop2      |     pretend, as was done at the time, that a safe-conduct given
46 Prop2  (49)|      followers maintained for a time a strong organization in
47 Prop2  (49)|         Prussia before Luther's time. See Realencyk., III, 465-
48 Prop2      |     aside his supremacy for the time being, and, according to
49 Prop2      |        as was the custom in the time of St. Cyprian.54 The pope
50 Prop2  (60)|       Luther's own view at this time, see below, pp. 187 ff. ~
51 Prop2      |      nor by haste; it will take time and forbearance. Had not
52 Prop3      |       the cost of much precious time. I venture to say that any
53 Prop3      |        is henceforth a waste of time and a farce. At present
54 Prop3      |         Why should we waste our time studying them? We could
55 Prop3  (9) |     different from those of the time when it was formulated,
56 Prop3      |       should be read only for a time, in order that through them
57 Prop3      |        the saints. That was the time of holy virgins and martyrs,
58 Prop3      |   thousand years ago,20 then in time Asia and Africa fell away,
59 Prop3      |       Germans, who were at that time warlike and of good repute,
60 Prop3      |       Let this suffice for this time! Of what the temporal powers