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 1   2        |     and Germany have many rich monasteries, foundations, benefices,
 2   2        |    giving them the bishoprics, monasteries and prelacies, and so overthrowing
 3   2        |     Italy a very wilderness -- monasteries in ruins, bishoprics devoured,
 4   2        |      cream off the bishoprics, monasteries and benefices, and because
 5   2  (15)  |     and the chief posts in the monasteries, which fall vacant in the
 6   2        |        to be called destroying monasteries and abolishing the worship
 7   2        |       of four or more of these monasteries, a single one of which may
 8   2        |        of God and preserve the monasteries. The Germans also are beginning
 9 Prop1      |      by his "exemptions"17 the monasteries, the abbots and the prelates
10 Prop1  (54)|                 The houses, or monasteries, of the mendicant or "begging"
11 Prop1      |        Unless there are in the monasteries wise prelates, who preach
12 Prop1      |       that all foundations and monasteries should be re-established
13 Prop1      |       were the foundations and monasteries except Christian schools
14 Prop1      |    elsewhere. And in truth all monasteries and convents ought to be
15 Prop1      |        universal through these monasteries and yet is not commanded
16 Prop2      |    many great stone houses and monasteries would be built. This I can
17 Prop2      | endowed in the foundation sand monasteries are not only of little use,
18 Prop3      |     Latin. Indeed the schools, monasteries and nunneries began long
19 Prop3  (15)|                      i.e., The monasteries and nunneries. ~