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1 2 | means of these large sums of money, the pope might accumulate
2 2 | they have received this money for more than a hundred
3 2 | treasure, but have used the money to endow many orders and
4 2 | out emissaries to gather money. Oft-times they issue an
5 2 | arrant fools, give them money without end, and satisfy
6 2 | the fighting, if only the money is forthcoming. It is with
7 2 | the payment of a sum of money.23 Such a living rightly
8 2 | unless with a great sum of money he buy the pallium,24 and
9 2 (24)| purchased "with a great sum of money" is substantiated by similar
10 2 | But this did not bring in money, and so they turned over
11 2 (40)| pension, or a fixed sum of money for the use of his name (
12 2 (41)| medieval Church the use of money to secure preferment was
13 2 (41)| secured, and the acceptance of money for such a purpose was an
14 2 | comes another, who brings money, or has laid the pope under
15 2 | or else suppressed with money, but now she has become
16 2 | brothel means. If you have money in this house, then you
17 2 (47)| of interest on loans of money. ~
18 2 (53)| to advance large sums of money to the territorial rulers,
19 2 | present of how this indulgence money has been applied. Another
20 2 (59)| hinting that the indulgence money has been spent on these
21 2 | send out legates to collect money for use against the Turks. ~
22 Prop1 | them for large amounts of money, and uses them to endow
23 Prop1 | the things that concern money, property, life and honor.
24 Prop1 | spiritual goods are not money, nor anything pertaining
25 Prop1 | right, but only what is money or not money. This court
26 Prop1 | only what is money or not money. This court might, however,
27 Prop1 | of love for the accursed money, shamelessly deceives and
28 Prop1 | means of extorting much money from the people, but by
29 Prop1 | be hindered in bringing money to Rome, in order that,
30 Prop1 | take with them cloak or money, since these duties can
31 Prop1 | forbidden; but it has brought in money and strengthened false authority,
32 Prop1 | show him how to apply the money and labor necessary for
33 Prop1 | and tyrannical laws for money's sake, then every Christian
34 Prop2 | of willing love, but for money's sake and because they
35 Prop2 | dispensation in these matters for money and for the sake of the
36 Prop2 | deceived and robbed of their money; would to God, I say, that
37 Prop2 | authority to sell his snares for money and his spiritual nets (
38 Prop2 | have to buy them back with money. Thus they have made our
39 Prop2 | taverns and harlotry, to waste money and labor, and to lead the
40 Prop2 | draw crowds and bring in money. Pope and bishop help along;
41 Prop2 | indulgences; there is always money enough for that. But for
42 Prop2 | these things; there is no money for them. Alas, that we
43 Prop2 | dear saints as lures for money? ~Therefore I advise that
44 Prop2 | serve to bring in fame and money. ~Although the canonizing
45 Prop2 | Christians is sought, but only money and glory, in that one church
46 Prop2 | another? Or must the accursed money make, in the eyes of His
47 Prop2 | yes, so long as you have money, and no longer! And yet
48 Prop2 | concern is the accursed money, and nothing else! ~My advice
49 Prop2 | is not only given without money, but the whole world is
50 Prop2 | pass, if only it brings in money; one blind man is always
51 Prop2 | fraternity which contributed money to feed the poor or to help
52 Prop2 | sell us for large sums of money, though that is sheer knavery.
53 Prop2 | For example, in return for money they legalize unjust gains,
54 Prop2 | doctrine of devils, and take money for teaching us sin and
55 Prop2 | these things, and taking money for it. I have hopes that
56 Prop3 | the great ships in which money is carried out of German
57 Prop3 | upper hand. The waste of money which it causes would be
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