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 1 Cover, 2   |       fear. The popes and the Romans have hitherto been able,
 2   1        |       teaching of St. Paul in Romans 12:4 and I Corinthians 12:
 3   1        |   lying terror with which the Romans have this long time made
 4   2        |      and devilish rule of the Romans, in which the devil daily
 5   2        |   which give offense," and in Romans 12:17, "We should provide
 6   2        |      some cardinals; what the Romans seek by that the "drunken
 7   2        |    the sharp practices of the Romans. I do not now complain that
 8   2        |   them again.13 For since the Romans do not keep the terms of
 9   2        |        That, too, is what the Romans were seeking when they imposed
10   2        |     000 gulden. These be your Romans! To be sure they decreed
11   2        |   gulden. This is the way the Romans increase the worship of
12 Prop1      | injustice, as Paul teaches in Romans 13:4, and St. Peter in I
13 Prop1      |  temporal authorities, as the Romans themselves decree in that
14 Prop1      |   resist it, for St. Paul, in Romans 1:32, reproves as guilty
15 Prop1  (37)|       the title, "King of the Romans." ~
16 Prop1      |      Paul and Peter teach, in Romans 13:1, and 1 Peter 2:13,
17 Prop2      |     be necessary. Some of the Romans or the good bishops and
18 Prop3      |       24:, when he said: "The Romans shall come and overthrow
19 Prop3      |      liberty, and to show the Romans, for once, what it is that