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 1 Cover, 1|   Henceforth I neither desire nor regard their favor. God help us
 2 Cover, 2|    suffering Christendom, without regard to the deserts of evil men.
 3   1     |        necessity demands, without regard to pope, bishops and priests,-
 4   1     |        the Church, we should have regard neither for him nor for
 5   2     |     worldly splendor that in this regard no king nor emperor can
 6   2  (1)|      considered en masse, without regard to official position in
 7 Prop1   |      souls goes on, but have more regard to God and His glory than
 8 Prop3   |         more than Christ. In this regard my advice would be that
 9 Prop3   |       they pay no heed to it, but regard their own wanton will as
10 Prop3   | evil-minded men; and we have more regard for God's will than for