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1 Prop1      |          he presumes to be. ~12. Pilgrimages to Rome49 should either
2 Prop1      |           I say this not because pilgrimages are bad, but because they
3 Prop1      |    better: to wit, that by these pilgrimages men are led away into a
4 Prop1      | understanding of good works, all pilgrimages should be given up; for
5 Prop2      |      namely, to which the recent pilgrimages have been directed, -- Wilsnack,23
6 Prop2  (28)|                              The pilgrimages were a source of large revenue,
7 Prop2      |        Matthew 13:14) Nay, where pilgrimages are not successful, they
8 Prop2      |        and thither, to establish pilgrimages, to found churches and chapels,