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 1 Cover  (10)|        European powers over the possession of territories in Italy. ~
 2   1  (16)  |     with him by crowds into the possession of hell." Luther's comment
 3   2        |     insatiable appetite, to get possession of them all as speedily
 4   2        | henceforth no one can come into possession of them, except the man
 5   2        |        a consideration, and the possession of all property acquired
 6 Prop1  (35)|        certain incomes, and the possession of certain temporal powers.
 7 Prop2      |      them unbearable, has taken possession of certain abbots, abbesses
 8 Prop2  (30)|                             The possession of a saint gave a church
 9 Prop3      |      has its will. It has taken possession of Rome, driven out the
10 Prop3      |       and yet he is not to have possession of Rome, and besides he