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 1 Intro  | nobility of Germany against the tyranny and baseness of the Roman
 2 Intro  |         is put upon them by the tyranny and greed of the pope and
 3 Intro  |   reciting the abuses of "Roman tyranny," and pleading with them
 4   2    |         it is, to be sure, mere tyranny, avarice and temporal splendor,
 5   2    |     robbery and deceit, and the tyranny of the gates of hell, but
 6 Prop1  |     must go to ruin through his tyranny. They should. ordain, order,
 7 Prop1  |      keep the world under their tyranny with their wanton, useless
 8 Prop1  |         prevent and punish such tyranny. He is not vicar of Christ
 9 Prop1  |       and bishops, tired of its tyranny, might not some time become
10 Prop1  |    demand it is the devil's own tyranny. ~But if anyone is compelled
11 Prop2  |       is enough to have offered tyranny an honor. If it cannot be
12 Prop2  |  sometime mare and oppose papal tyranny. ~I would also advise against
13 Prop2  |     church order, without Roman tyranny, I could hope that things
14 Prop3  |         their own arrogance and tyranny, and they call us mad Germans,