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 1 Intro      |                             Part 1 Translator's Introduction~
 2 Cover, 2   |  meet that we should do our part and profitably use this
 3   1  (5)   |    of that Council became a part of the law of the Church.
 4   2        | away and only the hundredth part allowed to remain, it would
 5   2        |      so that each becomes a part of every other and all of
 6   2  (33)  |   of the canon law became a part of the theological curriculum.
 7   2        |    and to reserve a certain part out of the annual revenue.40
 8   2  (44)  |  the times when the greater part of the wholesale business
 9   2  (59)  |                           A part of the Vatican palace notorious
10 Prop1      |        Proposals for Reform Part I~Now, although I am too
11 Prop1  (43)|    s attention in the early part of 1520, just before the
12 Prop1  (44)|     and played an important part in the history of the stormy
13 Prop1  (47)|    of the pope's feet was a part of the "adoration" which
14 Prop1  (57)|    Luther had himself taken part in a vigorous dispute between
15 Prop2      |        Proposals for Reform Part II~15. Nor must I forget
16 Prop2      |     rule is but the smaller part. Let your statues be statutes,
17 Prop2  (28)|    of the pilgrims. A large part of this revenue accrued
18 Prop2      |  disobedience of God on our part, nevertheless they were
19 Prop3      |        Proposals for Reform Part III~25. The universities
20 Prop3      |      it smacks for the most part of mere avarice and pride.
21 Prop3      |   their example and for our part also reject these books.
22 Prop3      |   lords and cities do their part that this trade be condemned