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1   1        | happen that the pope and his followers are wicked men, and no true
2 Prop1      |   saying to the pope and his followers, T u or a, "Thou shalt pray";
3 Prop1      |       to the emperor and his followers, Tu protege, "Thou shalt
4 Prop2      |  fault, yet the pope and his followers are still more to blame
5 Prop2  (49)|     the martyrdom of Hus his followers maintained for a time a
6 Prop2      |    could. If the pope or his followers hinder it, (Phil. 2:4),
7 Prop3      |       then, the pope and his followers have suspended the whole
8 Prop3      |  caprice of the pope and his followers, so that we have the name
9 Prop3      |   Therefore the pope and his followers may not boast that they