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 1 Prop1  |    at Rome, while pious and learned folk have no profit of their
 2 Prop1  | have to go without good and learned prelates and thus go to
 3 Prop1  |   the pope, as the man most learned in the Scriptures and most
 4 Prop1  |   were a spiritual prelate, learned in the Christian faith,
 5 Prop1  |     of the congregation61 a learned and pious citizen, entrust
 6 Prop2  |   hangmen would be the most learned doctors on earth; we should
 7 Prop3  |     although nothing can be learned from the either of the things
 8 Prop3  |   speaking nor preaching is learned from it, and it has become
 9 Prop3  | much reading that makes men learned; but it is good things,
10 Prop3  |   often read, that make men learned in the Scriptures, and make
11 Prop3  |     but now even the great, learned prelates and bishops themselves