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 1   2       |         order that a cardinal might live at Rome like a rich king. ~"
 2 Prop1     |            from the Turks, they may live in luxury and keep the world
 3 Prop1     |          should not be compelled to live without a wedded wife, but
 4 Prop1     |             whose incumbents are to live and be at home among the
 5 Prop1     | circumstances promise the bishop to live in celibacy, but shall declare
 6 Prop1     |             with all their heart to live always together in wedded
 7 Prop1     |         thus minded, and so come to live together, they should boldly
 8 Prop1     |             as his wedded wife, and live honestly with her as her
 9 Prop2  (2)|       benefits enjoyed by those who live under the regula, viz.,
10 Prop2     |         hold the true faith, or who live in open sin; it is not to
11 Prop2     |           lie, to swear, or even to live unchastely. Nevertheless,
12 Prop2     |         have the people believe and live aright; the rulers are like
13 Prop2     |         fitting that one man should live in idleness on another's
14 Prop2     |             s labor, or be rich and live comfortably at the cost
15 Prop2     |          decreed that any man shall live from another's goods save
16 Prop2     |         Hold to this fraternity and live up to its demands, and you
17 Prop2     |           first make sure that they live in accordance with faith
18 Prop3     |            ruling of it, help us to live up to the name, title and
19 Prop3     |           matrimony. Therefore they live wildly enough beforehand,