Art.

 1 Pre|     the Imperial edict, should set forth and submit their opinions
 2 Pre|       has been up to this time set forth in our lands, dukedoms,
 3 Pre|       matter was thus publicly set forth at greater length
 4 13 | promises which are offered and set forth through the Sacraments.~
 5 20 |       sake, who alone has been set forth the Mediator and Propitiation,
 6 20 |  because consciences cannot be set at rest through any works,
 7 21 |        memory of saints may be set before us, that we may follow
 8 25 |       The power of the Keys is set forth in its beauty and
 9 26 |     works of satisfaction were set forth; in these the entire
10 26 |   times, not only on a few and set days. So Christ commands,
11 27 | momentous a matter was utterly set aside and despised. To these
12 27 |       offense in the Church to set forth to the people a service
13 29 |    avoid undue length, we have set forth the chief points,
14 29 |    matter, having been briefly set forth, might be the more