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 1   1       | relying on God, hurl back the ban on him, and coerce him as
 2   2       |       thunders; for an unjust ban is better than ten just
 3 Prop1     |     river, and take the Roman ban, with its seals and letters,
 4 Prop1     |       not permit sentences of ban or exile when faith or right
 5 Prop1     |       should come from Rome a ban or an ecclesiastical censure,
 6 Prop1     |   were to lay a man under the ban because he would not let
 7 Prop1     |      blasphemously misuse the ban and the name of God to support
 8 Prop2     |  obedience and on pain of the ban, can absolve another from
 9 Prop2     |    yourself to be troubled by ban, "irregularity," or any
10 Prop2     |    from the evil spirit. ~The ban6 is to be used in no case
11 Prop2     |      of all those who use the ban to plunder and defame other
12 Prop2  (8)|       Treatise concerning the Ban, above, pp. 33 ff. ~
13 Prop2     |     should follow him and his ban should be met with a counter-ban. ~