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 1   1        |        that Christians in olden days chose from their number
 2   1        |         is better. In the olden days Abraham had to listen to
 3   2  (41)  |        been regarded in earlier days as the most atrocious simony. ~
 4   2  (55)  |       butter and cheese on fast days. ~
 5 Prop1      |    think only of works. ~In our days, however, the prelates who
 6 Prop1      |   passed away. Just as in olden days among the children of Israel,
 7 Prop1      |       were at the first, in the days of the Apostles and for
 8 Prop2  (3) |     celebrated on certain fixed days in each year, in consideration
 9 Prop2      |       sins, so that on the holy days we anger God more than on
10 Prop2      |    anger God more than on other days, and have altogether turned
11 Prop2      |         things around; the hold days are not holy and the working
12 Prop2      |        not holy and the working days are holy, and not only is
13 Prop2      |         saints by the many holy days, but rather great dishonor.
14 Prop2      |        abolish the consecration days,13 since they have become
15 Prop2  (13)| consecration of a church. These days had become feast days for
16 Prop2  (13)|     These days had become feast days for the parish, and were
17 Prop2      |   entirely, in these last, evil days, have spiritual goods been