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 1 Intro    | and benefices out of their hands. How has Roman avarice come
 2 Intro    |    it was in the printer's hands; perhaps it was added at
 3 Intro    |   writer is laying violent hands on his wrath in the effort
 4   1  (13)|    must be entirely in the hands of the Church authorities,
 5   2      |    of our property, at the hands of the pope? If the Kingdom
 6   2      |    once they fall into the hands of Rome, they never come
 7   2      |   allowed to come into the hands of Rome by means of the "
 8   2      |    already fallen into its hands shall be released, and redeemed
 9   2      |  will gently pass into the hands of Rome, and the cardinalate
10   2      |  whole thing fall into the hands of Rome. Second, There is
11   2  (32)|    cannot be united in the hands of one man. See e.g., note
12 Prop1    |    shall be drawn into the hands of Rome, and that hereafter
13 Prop2    | them so entirely into your hands as to let them go entirely
14 Prop2    |   this unity, offering our hands to one another in brotherly
15 Prop3    |   we should still have our hands more than full with these