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 1 Intro      |        everlasting confusion; a new pantheon of wickedness."7 ~
 2 Intro      |         times, prophetic of the new age, but showing how closely
 3 Intro      |         showing how closely the new is bound up with the old. ~
 4   1  (11)  |         that the priests of the New Testament have only temporary
 5   2        |         St. Peter, then it is a new kind of likeness. When a
 6   2  (6)   |                 The creation of new cardinals was a lucrative
 7   2  (6)   |       to have received from the new appointees about 300,000
 8   2        |       and so they turned over a new leaf, and all authority
 9 Prop1  (28)|      this bull into German as a New Year present for the pope. (
10 Prop1      |        out of curiosity, to see new lands and cities, he may
11 Prop1      |          everyone makes himself new roads and new vows, as though
12 Prop1      |     makes himself new roads and new vows, as though he had fulfilled
13 Prop2      |     depart from true faith into new, false misbelief. This is
14 Prop2  (39)|             See Treatise on the New Testament, Vol. I, pp. 308
15 Prop2      |        But I am speaking of the new foundations, which have
16 Prop2      | practice, if they wish. Yet the new bishop should be careful
17 Prop3      |   cannot be puffed up because a new Roman Empire is bestowed