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 1   2       | brazenly and openly, and yet he wishes to be the head of Christendom,
 2 Prop1  (2)|        the royal courts. Luther wishes this principle applied to
 3 Prop1     |   kingdom as I have, and yet he wishes to be its overlord. It is
 4 Prop1     |         worldly glory as he who wishes to be the head of all those
 5 Prop1     |       seeing that when the pope wishes to receive the communion,
 6 Prop1     |      recount. ~If any one, now, wishes to go on pilgrimage or take
 7 Prop1     |         If it turns out that he wishes to do it for the sake of
 8 Prop1     |       poor neighbors. But if he wishes to make the pilgrimage out
 9 Prop1     |   anyone is compelled to say or wishes to say, as do some, "so
10 Prop2     |         is it necessary. He who wishes to be poor should not be
11 Prop2     |   should not be rich; and if he wishes to be rich, let him put
12 Prop3     |        is numbers, and everyone wishes to have a doctor's degree;