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 1 Intro      |        from the proceedings of councils and of diets; there are
 2 Cover, 2   |    helping hand. Oft times the councils6 made some presence at reformation,
 3 Cover  (6) |                                Councils of the Church, especially
 4   1        |     one whether there are many councils or no councils, -- except
 5   1        |        are many councils or no councils, -- except that they deceive
 6   1  (6)   |        name for the decrees of councils ("cannons" in the strict
 7   1  (25)  |       and that "the decrees of councils neither bind nor hold (nullum
 8   1        |        did the like, yet these councils were the most Christian
 9   1  (27)  |         the first of the great councils of the Church, assembled
10   1        |    alone had the right to call councils, then all then all councils
11   1        |    councils, then all then all councils must have been heretical.
12   1        |    Moreover, if I consider the councils which the pope has created,
13   1  (28)  | earlier so-called "ecumenical" councils. ~
14   2        |      Abuses to Be Discussed in Councils~We shall now look at the
15   2        |     should be discussed in the councils, and with which popes, cardinals,
16 Prop1      |       of this and of all other councils, what is the use of hiding
17 Prop1      |      what is the use of hiding councils; or who has given him the
18 Prop1      | despise and break the rules of councils? ~If he has this power then
19 Prop1  (15)|        first of the ecumenical councils (A. D. 325). The decree
20 Prop3      |       pope, bishops, lords and councils. They wish to rule far and