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 1   1    | Christendom, depriving it of its liberty by their own wickedness,
 2   1    |          not allow the Spirit of liberty, as Paul calls Him, to be
 3   1    |        bind it, or take away its liberty; but if they do this, they
 4   2    |        and bishops allowed their liberty. But this did not bring
 5   2    | dissolved; here monks at granted liberty to leave their orders; here
 6 Prop1  |       them or selling them their liberty. ~Nevertheless, for fear
 7 Prop1  |      ministers should be granted liberty by a Christian council to
 8 Prop2  |       fasts should be matters of liberty, and all sorts of food made
 9 Prop2  |        and afterwards selling us liberty to eat butter and all sorts
10 Prop2  |     these things we already have liberty through the Gospel. (1 Cor.
11 Prop2  |        easy to preach about this liberty because the common people
12 Prop3  |      with the suppression of our liberty, with the risk of robbery
13 Prop3  |       authority, its law and its liberty. So the pope gobbles the
14 Prop3  |          insignia, to rescue our liberty, and to show the Romans,
15 Prop3  |    robbing, and give us back our liberty, authority, wealth, honor,