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 1   1  (8)   |    voice of the people of the city. ~
 2   1        |      if a fire broke out in a city, and everybody were to stand
 3   1        |      be done in the spiritual city of Christ, if a fire of
 4   1        |        if the enemy attacks a city, he who first rouses the
 5   2  (7)   |    monastery just outside the city f Bamberg. ~
 6   2  (10)  |     the administration of the city of Rome and of the States
 7 Prop1      |    Every prince, nobleman and city should boldly forbid their
 8 Prop1  (43)|      to the pope title to the city of Rome (the capital had
 9 Prop1      | Christ and the Apostles every city should have a priest or
10 Prop2      |      to the effect that every city should provide for its own
11 Prop2      |     or mendicant monks. Every city could support its own poor,
12 Prop2      |     the poor and informed the city council or the priests what
13 Prop2  (41)|      fraternities in his home city, and of 27 in other places.
14 Prop3      |      the streets of the whole city; they said to their mothers, "
15 Prop3      | wounded in the streets of the city and gave up the ghost in
16 Prop3      |    lower schools. A prince or city council ought to see to
17 Prop3  (19)|                           The city of Rome was sacked by the
18 Prop3      |     that there should be in a city one living based on an honest