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 1 Prop2  (23)|          of John Hus, forbade the Bohemians to go there. Despite the
 2 Prop2      |        trouble between us and the Bohemians was the consequence. Even
 3 Prop2      |          consider the case of the Bohemians,49 and come into union with
 4 Prop2      |          ourselves, and grant the Bohemians that John Hus and Jerome
 5 Prop2      |        was sinned against and the Bohemians were given ample cause for
 6 Prop2      |          is the impatience of the Bohemians which is at fault, yet the
 7 Prop2      |          made to John Hus and the Bohemians and was not kept, but that
 8 Prop2      |         martyr, as do some of the Bohemians, though I confess that injustice
 9 Prop2      |        God's commandment, and the Bohemians should not be forced to
10 Prop2  (49)|          moderate party among the Bohemians (the Calixtines) by allowing
11 Prop2      |        princes should send to the Bohemians some pious and sensible
12 Prop2      | themselves about the faith of the Bohemians, and whether it be possible
13 Prop2      |    Council of Nicaea,51 allow the Bohemians to choose one of their number
14 Prop2      |     provided it does not cost the Bohemians a heller and the pope does