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1   1  (13) |  authorities, and that no lay rulers might either make or enforce
2   1  (15) |  means of bringing refractory rulers to terms. A famous instance
3   2  (2)  | superiority of the pope to be rulers of this world, of which
4   2       |   pretend to be shepherds and rulers; and, since the annates
5   2  (53) |      money to the territorial rulers, who were in a chronic state
6 Prop2     |  believe and live aright; the rulers are like the people; one
7 Prop2     |      them can become heirs or rulers), might be provided for
8 Prop3     |      Holy Scriptures and good rulers would be law enough; as
9 Prop3  (9)|      increasing desire of the rulers to provide their government