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 1   1  (5)   |        in the year 306, and the decree of that Council became a
 2   1        |       now, how Christian is the decree which says that the temporal
 3   1        |       wicked, they make bold to decree whatever they will. And
 4 Prop1      |      should. ordain, order, and decree, that henceforth no benefice
 5 Prop1  (15)|       councils (A. D. 325). The decree to which Luther here refers
 6 Prop1  (17)|         Dec. 19, 1516) passed a decree abolishing all monastic
 7 Prop1  (17)| monastic exemptions, though the decree does not seem to have been
 8 Prop1      |        as the Romans themselves decree in that canon law of theirs,
 9 Prop1  (29)|            The breve is a papal decree, of equal authority with
10 Prop1  (42)|                               A decree of Pope Clement V of 1313,
11 Prop1  (64)|        clergy is contained in a decree of Pope Siricius and dated
12 Prop2  (47)|      1415, the Council passed a decree which asserted that "either
13 Prop2      |    being, and, according to the decree of the most Christian Council
14 Prop3  (7) |     chamber of his heart." This decree was received into the canon
15 Prop3      |       need of a general law and decree of the German nation against