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 1   1      |  something different from a mere layman. They even dream
 2   1      |  than a priest. All this is mere talk and man-made law. ~
 3   1      |    anybody else. For if the mere fact that the temporal power
 4   1      |  But not to fight them with mere words, we will quote the
 5   1      |   arrogate to themselves is mere invention But Christ's word
 6   1  (26)|                     i.e., A mere gathering of people. ~
 7   1      | interpret the Scriptures by mere authority, without learning;
 8   2      |   though it is, to be sure, mere tyranny, avarice and temporal
 9   2      |     that in every place the mere rascally little word "papal
10   2      |  who transfer to others the mere title to a benefice from
11   2      |         all this I consider mere patch-work, and like casting
12 Prop1    |   rights, makes the bishops mere ciphers and figure-heads,
13 Prop1    |    primates16 and make them mere parish-priests, so that
14 Prop1    |  decrees to the contrary is mere fable and idle talk. ~Furthermore,
15 Prop2    |   the promise was made to a mere heretic. It is also quite
16 Prop3    | smacks for the most part of mere avarice and pride. Even