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 1 Cover, 1   | matters of such moment, and to give advice to people of such
 2   1        |        20 Now God help us, and give us one of the trumpets with
 3   1        |     mass or preach a sermon or give absolution. Therefore when
 4   1        |        any one can baptize and give absolution,5 which would
 5   1  (5)   |      The right of the laity to give absolution in such cases
 6   1  (21)  | nevertheless as pope he cannot give a wrong decision" (Weimar
 7   1        |       shall hold his peace and give place." What would be the
 8   1        |        profitable, they should give free course to office and
 9   2        |       all outward shows, which give offense," and in Romans
10   2        |       cardinals in a day,6 and give to one Mount St. Michael
11   2        |       still be large enough to give decisions in matters of
12   2        |        utter and arrant fools, give them money without end,
13   2        |       just as though I were to give you a hundred gulden to
14   2        |     now an old custom, too, to give another man a benefice and
15 Prop1      |        such minor matters, but give himself to that prayer,
16 Prop1  (27)|        priest was forbidden to give absolution. The reference
17 Prop1      |     heavenly form of ruler and give it to the pope, leaving
18 Prop1      |   granted, he should no longer give his consent to it, and should
19 Prop1      |     that this in itself should give us very much concern, but
20 Prop1      |    unmarried, I do not care to give advice either way. I leave
21 Prop1      |      you say that this76 would give offense, and the pope must
22 Prop2      |      your subjects! He did not give them so entirely into your
23 Prop2      |        every parish priest may give the same dispensations gratis
24 Prop2      |       be so blind! We not only give the devil his own way in
25 Prop2      |      own Rome, why does he not give these things to all churches
26 Prop2      |     Neither angel nor pope can give you as much as God gives
27 Prop2      |        even to-day they should give up life and limb rather
28 Prop2      |      for the sake of unity, to give them these things and let
29 Prop2      |      of God. The pope ought to give up his papacy and all his
30 Prop3      |        history. But all this I give over to the specialists,
31 Prop3      |       unfortunate people. They give them many laws and themselves
32 Prop3      |     than humbly to pray God to give us Doctors of Theology.
33 Prop3      |       and instruction! We must give a terrible accounting for
34 Prop3      |   Empire under his control and give it away as a fief. So too
35 Prop3      |        the kingdoms of men, to give them to whomsoever He will." ~
36 Prop3      |       the pope's wickedness to give such an empire to the German
37 Prop3      |       would not advise that we give it up, but rather that we
38 Prop3      |    pope's intention was not to give us the empire, but to get
39 Prop3      |        true, then let the pope give us Rome and everything else
40 Prop3      |        taxing and robbing, and give us back our liberty, authority,
41 Prop3      |     foolish and impossible and give the impression that I want
42 Prop3      |      mouth wider and wider and give them enough to say, bark,
43 Prop3      |      they have ever done. ~God give us all a Christian mind,