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 1 Intro    | showing how closely the new is bound up with the old. ~The text
 2   1      |        impunity. For if we are bound to strive against the works
 3   2      |       offense, and the pope is bound on his soul's salvation
 4   2      |        bishops and princes are bound to punish or prevent; such
 5   2  (24)|  Cologne, Salzburg, etc., were bound to pay for the pallium about
 6 Prop1    |          and by which they are bound like servants, as that worthless
 7 Prop1    |         His nobles are in duty bound to prevent and punish such
 8 Prop1    |       8, For since God has not bound them, no one else ought
 9 Prop1    |     fat. No one, therefore, is bound to keep it, but the pope
10 Prop2    |        or bishop, but they are bound on their souls' salvation
11 Prop2    |      churches alike? Is he not bound to do for all Christians,
12 Prop2    |     nevertheless they were not bound to approve of it and to
13 Prop2    |     are Christians and each is bound to help the rest, it is
14 Prop3    |     out the German Emperor and bound him with oaths not to dwell
15 Prop3    |       am I to do? I am in duty bound to speak. If I were able,