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 1   2        |          the revenues of all the churches drawn to Rome, cities decayed,
 2   2        |          few rich livings, until churches and cities are waste, and
 3   2        |           but they lay waste the churches and rob Christ's sheep of
 4   2        |       and bell-ringer in all the churches. All contests are brought
 5 Prop1  (65)|      between the Greek and Roman Churches. ~
 6 Prop2      |        forest chapels and rustic churches22 must be utterly destroyed, --
 7 Prop2  (22)|  Kapellen und Feldkirchen, i.e., churches which are built in the country,
 8 Prop2      |      faith, to weaken the parish churches, to multiply taverns and
 9 Prop2      |   himself. Then, too, the parish churches receive injury, because
10 Prop2      |      that they need in their own churches, for to them they are commanded
11 Prop2      |  establish pilgrimages, to found churches and chapels, to secure the
12 Prop2      | divisions and pride, in that the churches, differing from one another,
13 Prop2      |        and equal property of all churches and should only serve the
14 Prop2      |       the common property of all churches. For if he sells or gives
15 Prop2      |         give these things to all churches alike? Is he not bound to
16 Prop3      |      especially the goods of the churches and canonries, and with
17 Prop3      |        though he build a hundred churches for God and raise up all