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 1 Intro      |       This passage may fairly be regarded as the germ of the Open
 2   2  (15)  | reservation of appointments were regarded as limitations upon the
 3   2  (24)  |      duties of his office. It is regarded as the necessary complement
 4   2        |        of this bond they are all regarded as one benefice. So there
 5   2  (41)  |      1316-1334), would have been regarded in earlier days as the most
 6 Prop1  (37)|            The German Empire was regarded during the Middle Ages as
 7 Prop1      |      this advice of mine will be regarded as the height of foolishness;
 8 Prop2      |       since we see that they are regarded only as sacrifices and good
 9 Prop3  (4) |         and XVI Centuries he was regarded as the rival of Thomas Aquinas
10 Prop3  (18)|         AD. He was a German, but regarded himself successor to the
11 Prop3  (26)|       the purchase price was not regarded as a loan, for it could