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 1   1        |       place among The Christian offices than has the office of preachers
 2   2        |        who will count the other offices, when they are so many that
 3   2  (10)  |        reference is made to 949 offices, exclusive of those which
 4   2        |        to endow many orders and offices at Rome, and to provide
 5   2        |      Rome, and to provide these offices with salaries, as though
 6   2  (11)  |     fixed tax on all the Church offices which fell vacant, and the
 7   2  (16)  |                    i.e., Church offices which carried with them
 8   2  (32)  |                           i.e., Offices which cannot be united in
 9   2  (41)  | heresies. The traffic in Church offices, which became a flagrant
10   2  (42)  |       appointment to all Church offices of every grade belongs to
11   2  (60)  |                       i.e., The offices and positions in Rome which
12 Prop1      |          and uses them to endow offices. He has thus lost his right
13 Prop1  (35)|     particularly of the greater offices -- those of bishop and abbot.
14 Prop1  (35)|         bishop and abbot. These offices carried with them the enjoyment
15 Prop1      |          save only in spiritual offices such as preaching and absolving.
16 Prop1      |        has not instituted these offices. They have taken burdens