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 1   1        |        the pope's soul also) be subject unto the higher powers;
 2   1  (15)  | infractions of church law was a subject of complaint at the diets
 3   1        |      and the Apostles have made subject to the temporal sword deal
 4   1  (20)  |       authorized to expound the subject named in the degree. ~
 5   1  (23)  |         had discussed the whole subject of the power of the keys
 6   1  (29)  |       council which will not be subject to the pope. Cf. Erl. Ed.,
 7   1        |       They, like all of us, are subject to the temporal sword; they
 8 Prop1  (17)|       bishops and made directly subject to the pope. The practice
 9 Prop1  (17)|      bishops made it a constant subject of complaint, and the Lateran
10 Prop1  (21)|       for decision. This is the subject of the first of the 102
11 Prop1      |        other things he is to be subject, as Paul and Peter teach,
12 Prop1  (56)|   parish clergy was a continual subject of complaint through this
13 Prop2  (41)|          8, 26 ff. On the whole subject see Benrath, pp. 106 f.;
14 Prop2      |       submit an opinion on this subject, with due deference to every
15 Prop2      |       them at all nor make them subject to his tyrannies by oaths
16 Prop2      |         free and have been made subject to God's Word only; why
17 Prop3      |       foremost and most general subject of study, both in the higher
18 Prop3  (18)|    above, p. 109). On the whole subject see BRYCE, Holy Roman Empire,
19 Prop3      |     David, and yet he was their subject (1 Samuel 10:1; 16:13);
20 Prop3      |      they remained obedient and subject to him (2 Kings 9:1 ff.).