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1 Prop1  |          to that effect, that no secret sin, of which a man has
2 Prop1  |      called, so long as they are secret; moreover that no abbot,
3 Prop2  |        the mortal sins which are secret, so that no brother, on
4 Prop2  | threatenings rather than confess secret sins to the prelates and
5 Prop2  |     reserve them to himself over secret sins he has no authority,
6 Prop2  |       permission to confess your secret sins to whomever you wish,
7 Prop2  |        blind prelate, to prevent secret sins? Let go what you cannot
8 Prop2  |         the judgments of God are secret and terrible, and no one
9 Prop3  |       last day shall come like a secret snare, when they shall be