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1   1    |       their own laws, which are valid only in so far as they are
2   2    | privilege. If it is binding and valid when the pope on the day
3   2    |         it should be still more valid if the Emperor Charles on
4 Prop1  |     more reservations should be valid, and no more benefices should
5 Prop1  |        does not hold and is not valid, and they should be reproved,
6 Prop1  |        an end, and is no longer valid; for the commandment of
7 Prop2  |      threaten; these things are valid only in the case of public
8 Prop2  |        can even now be quite as valid as a confirmation by a tyrant;