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 1   1      |       to the freedom, life and property of the clergy, as though
 2   1      |       your life and limb, your property and honor so free, and mine
 3   1  (13)|       administration of Church property must be entirely in the
 4   2      |      and such extortion of our property, at the hands of the pope?
 5   2      |        way they only stole our property; but they lay waste the
 6   2      | dignity,37 and possess all the property which goes with it, only
 7   2      |        made livings hereditary property, so that henceforth no one
 8   2      |      and the possession of all property acquired by theft or robbery
 9 Prop1    |     things that concern money, property, life and honor. The temporal
10 Prop1    |    burden us in body, soul and property with their many mad laws,
11 Prop1    |       administration of Church property, the whole canon law must
12 Prop2    |       keeping back some Church property. This is another of the
13 Prop2    |      its advantage were common property. So entirely, in these last,
14 Prop2    |       are the common and equal property of all churches and should
15 Prop2    |     least make them the common property of all churches. For if