Part, Art.

 1    2,  2 |    presented] not through the power of the Pope, but through
 2    2,  4 | things which the Pope, from a power so false, mischievous, blasphemous,
 3    2,  4 |        so far as it is in his power) and for the destruction
 4    2,  4 |  placed within the choice and power of men to change or remove
 5    2,  4 |       to be saved without his power, which, nevertheless, is
 6    3     |    but money, [glory] honors, power are [to them] everything.~
 7    3,  3 | reserved to himself alone the power to remit the entire satisfaction.~
 8    3,  3 |    them to confidence in] his power and indulgence, and [then
 9    3,  4 |  Altar. Fourthly, through the power of the keys, and also through
10    3,  5 |      to the water a spiritual power, which through the water
11    3,  7 |    The keys are an office and power given by Christ to the Church
12    3,  7 |     sin. For it is not in our power, but belongs to God alone,
13    3,  8 |       Since Absolution or the Power of the Keys is also an aid
14    3,  8 |    dragon, and is the origin, power [life], and strength of
15    3,  11|      they have been given the power to make a woman out of a
16    3,  11|      little have they had the power to [sunder and] separate