Art.

 1 21|       were the reasons why the people were not compelled to observe
 2 21|     strange slanders among the people. Having thus excited the
 3 21|       pious devotion among the people than if the ceremonies were
 4 22|     the blood was given to the people. The same is testified by
 5 22|     the blood of Christ to the people. Indeed, Pope Gelasius commands
 6 23|    God-fearing and intelligent people in high station are known
 7 24|        been added to teach the people. For ceremonies are needed
 8 24|     language understood by the people 1 Cor. 14,2. 9, but it has
 9 24|     ordained by man's law. The people are accustomed to partake
10 24|    they be first examined. The people are also advised concerning
11 25| examined and absolved. And the people are most carefully taught
12 25|      was profound silence. Our people are taught that they should
13 26| general persuasion, not of the people alone, but also of those
14 27|     Church to set forth to the people a service devised by men,
15 27|       in vile apparel. But the people conceive many pernicious
16 28|        a certain day, that the people might know when they ought
17 28|        lawful obedience of the people if they would not insist