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1 Intro   |       ass of an Alveld in such wise as not to forget the Roman
2 Cover, 1|    fool has spoken wisely, and wise men often have been arrant (
3 Cover, 1|      says, "If any one will be wise, let him become a fool."
4   1     |    defended themselves in such wise that no one has been able
5   1     | council but the pope. ~In this wise they have slyly stolen from
6   1     |        it is, therefore, in no wise to be obeyed, but is to
7 Prop1   |      and play the fool in this wise; but that we should approve
8 Prop1   |   there are in the monasteries wise prelates, who preach and