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 1 Cover, 2   |        great might or in human reason, even though all power in
 2 Cover, 2   |      trust in our own power or reason. Such works He crushes ruthlessly
 3   1        | frightened by it; and for this reason -- viz., that all Christians
 4   1        |    over others were sufficient reason why he should escape punishment,
 5   1        |       could burn, for the sole reason that nobody had the authority
 6   2        |       worship of God. For this reason we now see Italy a very
 7   2        |    natural or temporal law and reason count for nothing. The case
 8   2        |       s servant.25 This is the reason that no bishop ventures
 9   2        |  places they still observe and reason. At Rome everything goes
10 Prop1      |     against nature and against reason, until it has finally gone
11 Prop1      |       over spiritual goods, as reason teaches; but spiritual goods
12 Prop1      |         then there is indeed a reason for reserved cases, but
13 Prop1  (35)|      temporal powers. For this reason the right of investiture
14 Prop1      |        has good and sufficient reason for it. I say this not because
15 Prop1      |      known Rome. ~Even if this reason did not exist, there is
16 Prop1      |        common people. For this reason it should properly and deservedly
17 Prop1      |      at times arisen for small reason and maintained themselves
18 Prop1      |    that, not without cause and reason. ~First, not every priest
19 Prop2      |   should be a working-day. The reason is this: The feast-days
20 Prop2      |     though they had lost their reason, like herds of cattle; for
21 Prop2      |        fools while we have our reason, that they expect us to
22 Prop2      |      built upon them; for this reason so many of them have been
23 Prop3      |      all good things. For this reason they will, perhaps, undertake
24 Prop3      |      hundred who has any other reason than that he seeks a living,