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 1 Pref|    they were called in former~times; yet they are not so godly
 2    1|       we Germans from ancient~times call God (more elegantly
 3    1|  particular customs, persons, times, and places, and now have
 4    1|        since we do not at all times have leisure, we must devote~
 5    1|     this, then, fixed places, times, persons, and the~entire
 6    1|       have perished a hundred times in his own filth. Therefore
 7    1|       will~elsewhere lose ten times as much, or become a victim
 8    1| household you must suffer ten~times more from wife, children,
 9    1|  theft, so that one would~ten times rather lose from his purse.
10    1|     was the custom in~ancient times among the Romans, where
11    1|    conscience enjoy a~hundred times more than you could scrape
12    1|      restricted to particular times, places, rites, and customs,
13    2|     year, especially at those times which are~appointed for
14    3|   that we have with us at all times. ~
15    3|        as our Saxons in olden times used to call it)~Bekoerunge,
16    3|       far from us, but at all times~expect and parry his blows.
17    5|        not~limited to special times, like the Passover of the