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 1 Cover, 1 |    followed out intention1 and brought together some matters touching
 2   2      |     everything which they have brought to Rome be taken back again.
 3   2      |     churches. All contests are brought to Rome, and by authority
 4   2  (44)|       times in various cities, brought great numbers of merchants
 5 Prop1    |    that the benefices shall be brought out and kept out from under
 6 Prop1    |     once, and they have verily brought back from Rome such pretty
 7 Prop1    |     have forbidden; but it has brought in money and strengthened
 8 Prop1    |       about the land has never brought any good, and never l bring
 9 Prop2    |        the "spiritual law" has brought this terrible plague and
10 Prop2    |     restored and had gradually brought all the people together
11 Prop3    |      since been overthrown and brought to an end, as Balaam clearly
12 Prop3    |        be destroyed." That was brought to pass by the Goths,19
13 Prop3    | hundred years, and has already brought almost all princes, cities,
14 Prop3    |      the young people might be brought together in marriage, the