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 1   1        |    invention that pope, bishops, priests and monks are to be called
 2   1        |       made us by Thy blood to be priests and kings." For if we had
 3   1        |    impossible unless we were all priests. This great grace and power
 4   1        |         their number bishops and priests, who were afterwards confirmed
 5   1        |         must grant that they are priests and bishops, and count their
 6   1        |        we are all in like manner priests, no one must put himself
 7   1        |    difference between laymen and priests, princes and bishops, "spirituals"
 8   1  (11)  |        those who assert that the priests of the New Testament have
 9   1        |       the same estate,12 -- true priests, bishops and popes, -- though
10   1        |       the same work, just as all priests and monks have not the same
11   1        |        now called "spiritual" -- priests, bishops or popes -- are
12   1        |        are all alike consecrated priests and bishops, and every one
13   1        |         it affect pope, bishops, priests, monks, nuns or anybody
14   1        |         providing pope, bishops, priests and monks with shoes, clothing,
15   1        |      regard to pope, bishops and priests,-let them hail threats and
16   1        |           Besides, if we are all priests, as was said above, 24 and
17   2        |        at the instigation of the priests, overthrew and altogether
18   2        |       the sheep of Christ!" Thus priests are to be encouraged against
19   2        |       them all. The bishops, the priests and, above all, the doctors
20 Prop1      |    benefice, so as to cite pious priests to Rome, harass them and
21 Prop1      |         bulls and braves.29 ~All priests ought rightly to know, or
22 Prop1      |          hatred and envy between priests and monks, and great offense
23 Prop1      | increased this army, so that the priests and bishops, tired of its
24 Prop1      |          them may rule over many priests. ~So then we clearly learn
25 Prop1      |     should have with him several priests or deacons, who might also
26 Prop1      | universal commandment forbidding priests to marry.64 This was done
27 Prop1  (65)|                              The priests of the Greek Church are
28 Prop1      |          their wives are called "priests' harlots" and their children "
29 Prop1      |     harlots" and their children "priests' children" I will not withhold
30 Prop2      |      perhaps for fear that pope, priests and monks would persecute
31 Prop2      |          the city council or the priests what they needed; or some
32 Prop2      |    another's goods save only the priests, who rule and preach, and
33 Prop2      |          leave this power to the priests, from whom, indeed, he has
34 Prop3      |      whether they were layman or priests, married or virgin. True,
35 Prop3      |       who can become bishops and priests, leaders in the fight against
36 Prop3      |      makes most of the monks and priests"32; and so things are as