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 1 Cover  (7) |        Charles V. was elected Emperor in 1519, when but twenty
 2 Cover, 2   |   with us and our noble young Emperor Charles, we must be sure
 3   1        |    Bishop of Rome, but by the Emperor Constantine,27 and many
 4   1  (27)  |     that it was called by the Emperor Constantine, and that its
 5   2        |       this regard no king nor emperor can equal or approach him,
 6   2        |  justice; but by a law of the emperor or of the whole nation,
 7   2        |       still more valid if the Emperor Charles on the day after
 8   2  (17)  |     Charles V, though elected emperor, was not crowned until October
 9 Prop1      |      Thou shalt pray"; to the emperor and his followers, Tu protege, "
10 Prop1      |     poor souls, therefore the emperor and ~9. The pope should
11 Prop1      |    have no authority over the emperor, except that he anoints
12 Prop1      |       pride which compels the emperor to kiss the pope's feet
13 Prop1  (37)|         The right to crown an emperor was held to be the prerogative
14 Prop1  (37)|       the imperial crown, the emperor bore the title, "King of
15 Prop1  (43)|     come from the hand of the Emperor Constantine (306-337). The
16 Prop1      |    his other possessions. The emperor, therefore, should not grant
17 Prop1  (44)|      the conflict between the Emperor Frederick II (1200-1260)
18 Prop1  (44)|     of which latter house the Emperor Charles V was the head. ~
19 Prop1  (45)|      Pope Clement VII and the Emperor Charles V (1526-1527). See
20 Prop1      | worldly affairs more than any emperor or king. Why then he must
21 Prop2      |      with the Turk. The pious Emperor Sigismund had no good fortune
22 Prop2      |       Julius made between the Emperor Maximilian and King Louis
23 Prop2  (47)|       the safe-conduct of the Emperor Sigismund. Luther is in
24 Prop2      |       the stake. ~Second, The emperor and the princes should send
25 Prop3      |   work more worthy of pope or emperor than a thorough reformation
26 Prop3      |    Doctors of Theology. Pope, emperor and universities may make
27 Prop3      |   Roman Empire from the Greek Emperor18 and bestowed it on the
28 Prop3      |       oppressed many a worthy emperor so arbitrarily and arrogantly
29 Prop3  (18)|     Franks, was crowned Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in the year
30 Prop3      |       will the Greeks and the emperor at Constantinople, who was
31 Prop3      |      who was hereditary Roman Emperor, he bethought himself of
32 Prop3      |       was taken away from the emperor at Constantinople and its
33 Prop3      |   Rome, driven out the German Emperor and bound him with oaths
34 Prop3      |       Rome. He is to be Roman Emperor, and yet he is not to have
35 Prop3      |      violence robbed the true emperor of his Roman Empire, or
36 Prop3      |     designs against the Roman Emperor at Constantinople, from
37 Prop3      |     the pope must be above an emperor because he makes or crowns
38 Prop3      |     crowns or consecrates the emperor? It is enough that he should
39 Prop3      |  enough that he should be the emperor's superior in divine things,
40 Prop3      |       in his See was over the emperor Theodosius,22 and the prophet
41 Prop3      |     Therefore, let the German Emperor be really and truly emperor,
42 Prop3      |   Emperor be really and truly emperor, and let not his authority
43 Prop3      |    haunts the house, and that emperor, princes, lords and cities