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 1   1  (13)  |    jurisdiction of the civil courts, This is the so-called privilegium
 2 Prop1  (2) |      may appeal to the royal courts. Luther wishes this principle
 3 Prop1  (19)|  conduct of the local Church courts was as flagrant as in the
 4 Prop1  (22)|   The judges in the bishops' courts. The complaint is that they
 5 Prop1  (22)| justice by citing into their courts cases which properly belong
 6 Prop1  (22)|   properly belong in the lay courts, and enforce their verdicts (
 7 Prop1  (22)|    The charges against these courts are specified in the Gravamina
 8 Prop1      |    pomp and extravagance the courts of all kings, seeing that
 9 Prop3      |     go to law before heathen courts?" It seems just to me that
10 Prop3      |  used in the schools and the courts, but little is said of the
11 Prop3      |  that in the schools and the courts the Gospel lies idle in