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 1  Pre     |     although they know well that I teach otherwise, and as wish to
 2    2     |         all things depend which we teach and practice in opposition
 3    2,  2 |         assistance, as the Papists teach and do. For this is idolatry,
 4    3,  1 |            things the philosophers teach.~Again that man has a free
 5    3,  3 |        impossible that they should teach correctly concerning repentance,
 6    3,  3 |         incorrupt; that reason can teach aright, and the will can
 7    3,  3 |           necessary to know and to teach that when holy men, still
 8    3,  5 |          or Franciscan monks], who teach that, by the assistance
 9    3,  6 |       specious wisdom] which is to teach us that under the one form
10    3,  6 |           the Council of Constance teach. For even if it were true
11    3,  6 | sophistical subtlety by which they teach that bread and wine leave
12    3,  10|           will neither preach, nor teach, nor baptize, nor administer
13    3,  10|         the Church and the Fathers teach us, we ourselves will and
14    3,  16|       continue thus to believe and teach. ~Michael Caelius, Preacher