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 1 Cover, 2|      hitherto been able, by the devil's help, to set kings at
 2   1     |         craft and deceit of the devil, to the end that through
 3   1     |     lead souls in crowds to the devil, yet he could not be deposed."16
 4   1     |         all the world go to the devil, rather than resist their
 5   1     |      not have believed that the devil would make such clumsy pretensions
 6   1     |        is only the power of the devil and of Antichrist which
 7   1     | considered only the work of the devil, because of the weakness
 8   1     |        of Antichrist and of the devil, even though it were to
 9   1     |      words of God, and then the devil will cease from wonders. ~
10   1     |        of Antichrist and of the devil, and have nothing at all
11   2     |        the Romans, in which the devil daily takes a larger and
12   2     |        of them have allowed the devil to rule them so completely
13   2     |     Rome everything goes as the devil wills, and out of this ocean
14   2     |        Christian. Yea, here the devil becomes a saint, and a god
15   2     |       and like casting a single devil more into hell.57 Not that
16 Prop1   |        have been devised by the devil, in order that under their
17 Prop1   |    though it were a lure of the devil, and show him how to apply
18 Prop1   |      done at the bidding of the devil, as St. Paul declares in
19 Prop1   |        result of everything the devil does. ~What, then, shall
20 Prop1   |        that to demand it is the devil's own tyranny. ~But if anyone
21 Prop1   |      has he strangled with this devil's snare; though I hope that
22 Prop2   |      such is the log of all the devil's martyrs. That is to say,
23 Prop2   |        evil Spirit. It is not a devil's work to try to atone for
24 Prop2   |       do not see that it is the devil's doing, to strengthen avarice,
25 Prop2   |       God -- that is surely the devil himself. Then, too, the
26 Prop2   |     blind! We not only give the devil his own way in his tricks,
27 Prop2   |        by which He appoints the devil to lead us hither and thither,
28 Prop2   | judgment break, and destroy the devil's nest at Rome! Here sitteth
29 Prop2   |        had been promised to the devil himself, still more when
30 Prop2   |   commandments may be kept. The devil made them mad and foolish,
31 Prop3   |     worse or more worthy of the devil than unreformed universities. ~
32 Prop3   |     times a knave, and even the devil himself, who rules this
33 Prop3   |     canon law has arisen in the devil's name, let it fall in the
34 Prop3   |     fight against heretics, the devil and all the world. But where
35 Prop3   |         devour one another. The devil invented the practice, and
36 Prop3   |      sins, has been sold to the devil, so that both temporal and