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 1 Cover, 2|       much strength." On this account, I fear, it came to pass
 2   1     | merchandise of you." ~On this account the Christian temporal power
 3 Prop1   |     are thought to be of more account than the vows of baptism.
 4 Prop1   |  without a woman, not only on account of the weakness of the flesh,
 5 Prop2   |     bans are now laid only on account of temporal possessions,
 6 Prop2   |     what a terrible and heavy account will the bishops have to
 7 Prop2   |      4), they shall render an account for seeking their own things
 8 Prop3   |      not set over him on that account (1 Kings 1:38 f.); Elisha
 9 Prop3   |     away from the sea on this account, and did not let them engage
10 Prop3   |     be in heaven just on this account, even though he build a