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 1   1    |      be opposed with life and goods and all our strength. ~Even
 2   2    |      measures that the stolen goods be returned, the thieves
 3   2    |     incumbent, to receive the goods and revenues, and to install
 4   2    |      of bargains in spiritual goods has now come to the right
 5   2    |    and spiritual and temporal goods have become one business.
 6 Prop1  |      have rule over spiritual goods, as reason teaches; but
 7 Prop1  | reason teaches; but spiritual goods are not money, nor anything
 8 Prop2  |     evil days, have spiritual goods been misused and applied
 9 Prop2  |       the gaining of temporal goods, that everything, even God
10 Prop2  |      wax for honey, words for goods, the letter for the spirit.
11 Prop2  |     shall live from another's goods save only the priests, who
12 Prop2  |   restoration of the temporal goods which formerly belonged
13 Prop3  |    risk of robbery of all our goods, especially the goods of
14 Prop3  |     our goods, especially the goods of the churches and canonries,
15 Prop3  |     and be satisfied with the goods which God has given us. ~