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 1   1    |      this has been the cause of terrible corruption throughout all
 2   2    |           and bind himself with terrible oaths to the pope's servant.25
 3   2    |     evil to be greater and more terrible than any one can say. I
 4 Prop1  |         kings. ~8. The hard and terrible oaths should be abolished,
 5 Prop2  |          and all sorts of other terrible things. O blind shepherds!
 6 Prop2  | spiritual law" has brought this terrible plague and misery into the
 7 Prop2  |    number of others. Oh, what a terrible and heavy account will the
 8 Prop2  |     union with them so that the terrible slander, hatred and envy
 9 Prop2  | judgments of God are secret and terrible, and no one save God alone
10 Prop3  |     instruction! We must give a terrible accounting for our neglect