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 1 Cover, 2   |        and therefore they had to fall. In our own times, too,
 2   1        |          for thee that thy faith fall not," cannot be applied
 3   2        |       bestow the benefices which fall vacant in his months.15
 4   2  (15)  |        in the monasteries, which fall vacant in the months of
 5   2        |  dignities,16 and when once they fall into the hands of Rome,
 6   2        |      which benefices and livings fall to Rome in three ways: ~
 7   2        | surrendered, and the whole thing fall into the hands of Rome.
 8 Prop1  (44)|         times which followed the fall of the Hobenstaufen. The
 9 Prop1      |     alone and forbidding them to fall? It is as though one were
10 Prop2      |          to pieces, and you will fall into hell, not in God's
11 Prop2      |     should keep though the world fall. How much more, when it
12 Prop3      |         the devil's name, let it fall in the name of God, and
13 Prop3      |     German nation, and after the fall of the first Roman Empire,