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 1 Cover, 1   |        of the laity, since the clergy, to whom this task more
 2   1        |       or confessors, or of the clergy, then the tailors, cobblers,
 3   1        |       life and property of the clergy, as though the laity were
 4   1  (13)  |      Roman Church drew between clergy and laity found practical
 5   1  (13)  |        the contention that the clergy should be exempt from the
 6   1  (13)  |  privilegium fori, "benefit of clergy." It was further claimed
 7   1  (13)  |     that the government of the clergy and the administration of
 8   2        |     the nobility, but that the clergy also should contribute something
 9   2  (14)  |             The canons are the clergy attached to a cathedral
10   2        |     marriage is on sale to the clergy; here bastards can become
11 Prop1  (56)|       the duties of the parish clergy was a continual subject
12 Prop1  (64)| prohibition of marriage to the clergy is contained in a decree
13 Prop1  (76)|      i.e., The marriage of the clergy.~
14 Prop2      |      cause dissension that the clergy differ from the laity in
15 Prop3      |      about the failings of the clergy, though more of them can