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 1   1  (16)|    comment is: "Be astonished, O heaven; shudder, O earth!
 2   1  (16)| astonished, O heaven; shudder, O earth! Behold, O Christians,
 3   1  (16)|      shudder, O earth! Behold, O Christians, what Rome is!" (
 4   2      |     protects and practices it? O noble princes and lords,
 5   2  (52)|  adopted the interpretation of O. CLEMEN, L's. Werke, I,
 6 Prop2    |      of other terrible things. O blind shepherds! O mad prelates!
 7 Prop2    |     things. O blind shepherds! O mad prelates! O ravening
 8 Prop2    |     shepherds! O mad prelates! O ravening wolves! ~To this
 9 Prop2    |      try by your threatenings, O blind prelate, to prevent
10 Prop2    |       this devotion and faith. O dear Christians! God cares
11 Prop2    |   prove it. Hearest thou this, O pope, not most holy, but
12 Prop2    |    most holy, but most sinful? O that God from heaven would
13 Prop2    |        hath never lied before. O Christ, my Lord, look down,
14 Prop3    |       do not know the Gospel. ~O how unjustly we deal with
15 Prop3    |        and yet to help on one. O, what a rare bird will a