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 1 Intro      |    and suggest changes. The two weeks immediately preceding
 2   1  (6)   |      1318 or 1317), and the two books of Extravagantes, --
 3   1        |     another. Christ has not two different bodies, one "temporal ,"
 4   1        |    of itself when the first two are down. For when the pope
 5   1        |  then take with thee one or two more; if he hear them not,
 6   2  (30)  |    same man should not hold two livings with the cure of
 7   2        | same time, as for instance, two parishes, two bishoprics
 8   2        |     instance, two parishes, two bishoprics and the like.
 9   2  (36)  |  appointments bestowed upon two "courtesans,". Johannes
10   2        |    sell this combination of two lines of business to somebody
11 Prop1      |   shall be confirmed by the two nearest bishops or by the
12 Prop1      | their holiness? Compare the two -- Christ and the pope!
13 Prop1      |   or at least given over to two or three orders! Wandering
14 Prop1  (57)|    vigorous dispute between two parties in the Augustinian
15 Prop1      |  have to bear public shame. Two such persons are certainly
16 Prop1      |  spiritual" law of the pope two lines which could be instructive
17 Prop2      |     the common man receives two material injuries from this
18 Prop2      |   he is confirmed by one or two of these, as was the custom
19 Prop2      |      Matt. 18:19 f.: "Where two are at one with each other