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 1 Intro    | uncrowned; to the territorial lords, great and small, who have
 2 Cover, 2 |    and most gracious and dear Lords. ~It is not out of sheer
 3   1      |   spiritual estate"; princes, lords, artisans, and farmers the "
 4   1      |  satisfied with the unlearned lords at Rome, who are possessed
 5   2      |       it? O noble princes and lords, how long will ye leave
 6   2  (53)|       as well as the temporal lords, availed themselves regularly
 7 Prop1    |   princes of the Gentiles are lords, but ye shall not be so"?
 8 Prop1    |  under the pope's name, to be lords of the world, and by means
 9 Prop1    |   pray, and leave to temporal lords the ruling of lands and
10 Prop1    |    little. Be not angry, dear lords! Truly, I mean it well.
11 Prop3    | German! When we thought to be lords, we became slaves of the
12 Prop3    |    and that emperor, princes, lords and cities do their part
13 Prop3    |     concern of pope, bishops, lords and councils. They wish