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 1 Cover, 2|          down all the Estates of Christendom, especially of Germany,
 2 Cover, 2|        and distress of suffering Christendom, without regard to the deserts
 3   1     |        corruption throughout all Christendom. ~First, when pressed by
 4   1     |    office. Therefore a priest in Christendom is nothing else than an
 5   1     |        through the whole body of Christendom without respect of persons,
 6   1     |          a member of the body of Christendom, and is of the "spiritual
 7   1     |         temporal sword deal with Christendom, depriving it of its liberty
 8   1     |       many times? Who would help Christendom when the pope errs, if we
 9   1     |        they are not injurious to Christendom or contrary to the laws
10   1     |         since it is injurious to Christendom not to punish him by means
11   1     |        the pope is an offense to Christendom, the first man who is able
12   1     |     nothing after all. No one in Christendom has authority to do injury,
13   1     |       but for the edification of Christendom." Who is ready to overleap
14   1     |     serve for the edification of Christendom; it is, therefore, in no
15   2     |          thing that the ruler of Christendom, who boasts himself vicar
16   2     |       daily to weep and pray for Christendom, and to set an example of
17   2     |  Antichrist. ~What is the use in Christendom of those people who are
18   2     |          nothing for the good of Christendom; they only wrangle about
19   2     |         for such is the state of Christendom, and particularly of Rome,
20   2     |       and infidels in defense of Christendom, so that the burden of the
21   2     |        should there be a pope in Christendom, if his power is used for
22   2     |         be called a destroyer of Christendom and an abolisher of God'
23   2     |         wishes to be the head of Christendom, though with his open lies
24   2     |          of hell, but also ruins Christendom in body and soul, it is
25   2     |          diligence in protecting Christendom against such misery and
26 Prop1   |    common enemy and destroyer of Christendom, and should do this for
27 Prop1   |        is no longer any order in Christendom. From this must follow what
28 Prop1   |         man of sin." There is in Christendom no discipline, no rule,
29 Prop1   |      meditation and care for all Christendom, of which he boasts. This
30 Prop1   | reservatio pectoralis,26 whereby Christendom is so scandalously and openly
31 Prop1   |      which faith is weakened and Christendom ruined; but they seize upon
32 Prop2   |        of all begging throughout Christendom. Among Christians no one
33 Prop3   |          with whom the future of Christendom lies, are to be educated
34 Prop3   |        and then it was well with Christendom; but now they15 have come
35 Prop3   |       young folk in the midst of Christendom languish and perish miserably
36 Prop3   |       cause of Christians and of Christendom must be judged by God alone.