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 1 Intro  |    look on, while at Rome they think of nothing but to continue
 2   1    |     the canon law. ~So then, I think this first paper-wall is
 3   1    |        they build at Rome, and think that we should let all the
 4   1    |       to speak. For since they think that the Holy Spirit never
 5   1    |       this clear enough? ~Only think of it yourself! They must
 6   2    |  ungodly such a practice is. I think, however, that if the pope
 7   2    |        in Philippians 2:5, "So think of yourselves as ye see
 8   2    | fighting the Turks,12 for they think the mad Germans are forever
 9   2    |   three great kings might well think sufficient, he now begins
10 Prop1  |       and clumsy that I should think any drunken peasant could
11 Prop1  |  divine commandments; for they think that this going on pilgrimage
12 Prop1  |        delude simple souls who think only of works. ~In our days,
13 Prop1  |      just now. I advise what I think best; let him reject it
14 Prop2  |  indeed, some mad prelates who think they are doing a good work
15 Prop2  |        forbid it, and yet they think it a divine and holy thing,
16 Prop2  |   ourselves. ~To be sure, some think that in this way37 the poor
17 Prop3  |     living God, so that when I think of this miserable business
18 Prop3  |        the Sentences. I should think that the Sentences10 ought
19 Prop3  |       and will not allow us to think about anything but the bestowal
20 Prop3  |   Since, therefore, no one can think it a great thing to have
21 Prop3  |        nobility ought to do, I think I have said enough in the
22 Prop3  |        have there shown.]35 ~I think too that I have pitched