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 1   2        |       St. Peter, lives in such worldly splendor that in this regard
 2   2        |        most spiritual" is more worldly than the world itself. H
 3 Prop1      |    task for their concern with worldly things. For it works intolerable
 4 Prop1      |      great avarice, wealth and worldly splendor, that they have
 5 Prop1  (43)|        support their claims to worldly power, and its genuineness
 6 Prop1      |        entangleth himself with worldly affairs, whose business
 7 Prop1      |  knighthood, yet he meddles in worldly affairs more than any emperor
 8 Prop1      |    Where has there ever been a worldly monarch who went about in
 9 Prop1      | monarch who went about in such worldly glory as he who wishes to
10 Prop1      |        are to despise and flee worldly glory, i.e., of Christians?
11 Prop2      |       which the incomes of the worldly endowments are gotten and