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 1   2    |        What cardinals and other prelates have, everyone may imagine
 2 Prop1  |        without good and learned prelates and thus go to ruin. ~Therefore,
 3 Prop1  | monasteries, the abbots and the prelates are withdrawn from the regular
 4 Prop1  |     applies strictly to all the prelates, and takes away their rods;
 5 Prop1  |  dishonor to be done Him by our prelates, and approve it, and by
 6 Prop1  |         in the monasteries wise prelates, who preach and who concern
 7 Prop1  |       In our days, however, the prelates who have had faith and who
 8 Prop2  |    certain abbots, abbesses and prelates also, and causes them so
 9 Prop2  |      confess secret sins to the prelates and the appointed confessors.
10 Prop2  |        O blind shepherds! O mad prelates! O ravening wolves! ~To
11 Prop2  |     There are, indeed, some mad prelates who think they are doing
12 Prop3  |         even the great, learned prelates and bishops themselves do