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 1   1    |       should not help another and prevent its destruction? Verily,
 2   1    |           to use his authority to prevent the calling of a free council,
 3   1    |         they have no authority to prevent a council or, in sheer wantonness,
 4   2    |    princes are bound to punish or prevent; such thievery and robbery,
 5   2    |          is perchance too weak to prevent such an abuse all by himself;
 6 Prop1  |          protect the innocent and prevent injustice, as Paul teaches
 7 Prop1  |       nobles are in duty bound to prevent and punish such tyranny.
 8 Prop1  |           to use all his power to prevent it, if anyone wished to
 9 Prop2  | threatenings, O blind prelate, to prevent secret sins? Let go what
10 Prop2  |         their souls' salvation to prevent it, even against the will
11 Prop3  |         sword can do something to prevent it; or else it will be as