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 1 Cover, 1|      to do with great pains. Henceforth I neither desire nor regard
 2 Cover, 2|      are known, they may not henceforth be so hurtful and so great
 3   2     |     to the pilgrims, so that henceforth neither prayers nor masses
 4   2     | hereditary property, so that henceforth no one can come into possession
 5 Prop1   |      order, and decree, that henceforth no benefice shall be drawn
 6 Prop1   |   dignity14 whatsoever shall henceforth be secured from Rome, but
 7 Prop1   |    king;37 and we should not henceforth yield to that devilish pride
 8 Prop1   |      be shown that he should henceforth be satisfied with the vow
 9 Prop1   |   Furthermore, I advise that henceforth neither at his consecration
10 Prop2   |  livelihood, so that I would henceforth advise a man to become a
11 Prop3   |      that the study of it is henceforth a waste of time and a farce.
12 Prop3   |    speedily as possible, and henceforth prevented, regardless whether