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 1 Intro    |      all the nobles would take hold, and turn the knaves from
 2   1      |    they have been compelled to hold a council they have weakened
 3   1  (21)|      persona) can do wrong and hold a wrong faith, nevertheless
 4   1      |         who is speaking, shall hold his peace and give place."
 5   1  (25)|      councils neither bind nor hold (nullum ligant vel astringunt)
 6   1      |   wonders. ~Let us, therefore, hold fast to this: No Christian
 7   2      |      over a benefice.22 This I hold to be almost the commonest
 8   2      |       long time it took to get hold of all the bishoprics, therefore
 9   2  (30)|        the same man should not hold two livings with the cure
10 Prop1    |    holy life of Christians, to hold the primates and arch-bishops
11 Prop1    |     their reservation does not hold and is not valid, and they
12 Prop1    |       feet, or, as they claim, hold his stirrup or the bridle
13 Prop1    |       canon law, and must even hold them for Christian doctrine,
14 Prop1    |        The same opinion should hold as regards Bologna, Imola,
15 Prop1    |     unbidden, and boldly takes hold of everything as though
16 Prop2    | sincerity, devotion and faith, hold a true vigil and mass for
17 Prop2    |       benefactors, rather than hold them by the thousand every
18 Prop2    |       against those who do not hold the true faith, or who live
19 Prop2    |      turned things around; the hold days are not holy and the
20 Prop2    |    differing from one another, hold each other in contempt,
21 Prop2    |       be allowed any longer to hold more than one canonry or
22 Prop2    |   those who say that they must hold more than one such office
23 Prop2    |       and Christians on earth. Hold to this fraternity and live