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 1   1      |           the fable that no one can call a council but the pope. ~
 2   1      |            and "temporals," as they call them, except that of office
 3   1      |        belongs to the pope alone to call a council or confirm its
 4   1  (25)|             belongs to him alone to call a council.", and that "the
 5   1      |         pope alone had the right to call councils, then all then
 6   1      |         every citizen to arouse and call the rest? How much more
 7   2      |             at Rome, and so we must call it a commend or a "command
 8   2      |           some benefices which they call incompatibilia,32 and which,
 9   2      |             this house can do! They call them compositions50! "Compositions"
10 Prop1    | Counter-Christ" whom the Scriptures call Antichrist, for all his
11 Prop3    |     arrogance and tyranny, and they call us mad Germans, who let