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 1 Cover, 2   |      great a hindrance. God has given us a noble youth to be our
 2   1        |        are. Moreover, they have given the pope full authority
 3   1        |      allege that this power was given to Peter when the keys were
 4   1        |        Peter when the keys were given to him, it is plain enough
 5   1        |   enough that the keys were not given to Peter alone, but to the
 6   1        |        for those whom Thou hast given Me, and not for these only,
 7   1        |       Corinthians 10:8 "God has given us authority not for the
 8   2        | benefice.11 This permission was given, however, in order that
 9   2  (42)  |      but the theory allowed any given case to be made an exception
10 Prop1      |     hiding councils; or who has given him the authority thus to
11 Prop1      |      case of a vacancy. Who has given him this right? Did Christ,
12 Prop1      |      especially when no one has given them to him. ~The same opinion
13 Prop1      |       all pilgrimages should be given up; for there is in them
14 Prop1      |      all done away, or at least given over to two or three orders!
15 Prop1      |          on the contrary, it is given to very few to keep it,
16 Prop1      |     untold misery, occasion was given for the withdrawal of the
17 Prop1  (75)|       of the canon law was also given to the flames. ~
18 Prop2      |       His own law, which He had given from heaven, when it was
19 Prop2      |         astray! What spirit has given the pope the authority to
20 Prop2      |       works of God, is not only given without money, but the whole
21 Prop2      |      year, not counting what is given to the government in taxes,
22 Prop2      |         it is they who are most given to them. They let everything
23 Prop2      |         abyss of hell! Who hath given thee authority to exalt
24 Prop2  (45)|       time. Sometimes they were given to local Church officials,
25 Prop2      |     safe-conduct which had been given to John Hus and Jerome,47
26 Prop2      |  against and the Bohemians were given ample cause for bitterness;
27 Prop2      |       time, that a safe-conduct given to a heretic need not be
28 Prop3  (8) |    academic degree occasionally given to professors of Canon Law
29 Prop3      |       however, that others have given this matter more thought
30 Prop3      |     worthy to have such doctors given us, whether they were layman
31 Prop3      |         its name and title were given to us Germans. Thereby we
32 Prop3      |         thing to have a kingdom given him, especially if he is
33 Prop3      |       then, the empire has been given us without our fault, by
34 Prop3      |       get it dishonestly. It is given us by the will of God through
35 Prop3      |         impoverished.23 God has given to us, as to other lands,
36 Prop3      |         the goods which God has given us. ~2. In like manner it
37 Prop3  (25)|         cape-route to India had given the Portuguese a practical