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 1 Cover  (7) |        in 1519, when but twenty years of age. Hutten expresses
 2   2  (10)  |       of these office in recent years has added greatly to the
 3   2        |         for more than a hundred years, have now made of it a binding
 4 Prop1  (49)|        the "golden" or "jubilee years." Cf. Vol. I, p. 18, and
 5 Prop1      |       feigned, foolish, "golden years,"52 by which the people
 6 Prop1  (52)|        The "golden" or "jubilee years" were the years when special
 7 Prop1  (52)|         jubilee years" were the years when special rewards were
 8 Prop1  (52)|          in 1473 at twenty-five years. Cf. Vol. I, p. 18. ~
 9 Prop2      |         is good for. These many years, alas, it has been made
10 Prop2      |        Even among us, a hundred years ago, that fine king of Hungary
11 Prop3      |         him for so many hundred years. Such objections do not
12 Prop3      | daughter the trade in her early years; but now even the great,
13 Prop3      |         arose almost a thousand years ago,20 then in time Asia
14 Prop3      |         nose these many hundred years without ceasing? It does
15 Prop3  (25)|       of spices for a period of years was reported to the Diet
16 Prop3      |     existed much over a hundred years, and has already brought
17 Prop3      |    continue for another hundred years Germany cannot possibly
18 Prop3  (29)|      Fuggers grew in twenty-one years (SCHULTE, Die Fugger in
19 Prop3      |        before the age of thirty years.33 It is, as St. Paul says,
20 Prop3  (33)|     women at fifteen to sixteen years. See Vol. I, p. 100. ~