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1 1 | If to anyone something better is revealed, though he be
2 1 | interpretation, but the one that is better. In the olden days Abraham
3 2 | thunders; for an unjust ban is better than ten just releases,
4 2 | benefices, and livings. No better way has been discovered
5 2 | German nation would be a better custodian for it than the
6 2 | come! Therefore it were better that no priest should be
7 Prop1 | they could pray and study better, and so become worthy and
8 Prop1 | one who is a hundred times better than himself. If it is done
9 Prop1 | pretty things that it were better never to have seen or known
10 Prop1 | there is still another and a better: to wit, that by these pilgrimages
11 Prop1 | to works a thousandfold better, viz., by spending it on
12 Prop1 | ruin, and the holier and better he appears to be in his
13 Prop1 | end that they might the better devote themselves to study
14 Prop1 | order and to everyone's better judgment. But as regards
15 Prop2 | acceptable to God and far better -- that a foundation, church
16 Prop2 | they would be doing a far better work if they honored the
17 Prop2 | no one thinks to make it better. We ought not to consider
18 Prop2 | they needed; or some other better arrangement might be made.
19 Prop2 | of this another time, and better. ~24. It is high time that
20 Prop2 | may understand the case better than I. ~First, We must
21 Prop2 | that things would soon be better. ~The restoration of the
22 Prop3 | him, and I understand him better than do St. Thomas or Scotus.4
23 Prop3 | is said that there is no better temporal rule anywhere than
24 Prop3 | become!9 Though it is much better, wiser and more rational
25 Prop3 | are based upon it. It is better that there should be in
26 Prop3 | commerce, and that they do much better who, according to the Scriptures,
27 Prop3 | to break up, that it is better that there should be such
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