Art.

 1 Pre| concerning dissensions in the matter of our holy religion and
 2 Pre| Christian Faith, that in this matter of religion the opinions
 3 Pre|     wishes, we offer, in this matter of religion, the Confession
 4 Pre| giving their opinions in this matter of religion, we, with the
 5 Pre|      honorably done, and, the matter between us on both sides
 6 Pre|     impartial hearing to this matter, will graciously deign to
 7 Pre| Majesty, in dealing with this matter of religion, for certain
 8 Pre|     General Council. The same matter was thus publicly set forth
 9 Pre|      the other parties in the matter of religion should not be
10 Pre|       and made appeal in this matter, by far the greatest and
11 Pre|    other document, unless the matter between us and the other
12 20 |    devised by us, this entire matter is supported by the testimonies
13 20 |     judge ill concerning this matter, who dream that Christian
14 23 |      s decree concerning this matter, was almost killed in the
15 23 |  harsh was the dealing in the matter that not only were marriages
16 23 | wished were done also in this matter. And it is to be expected
17 26 |       as having taken up this matter rashly or from hatred of
18 26 |       evidently pertains to a matter not unlawful, but indifferent,
19 27 |      Canons in so momentous a matter was utterly set aside and
20 29 |      the chief points in this matter, having been briefly set