Part, Art.

 1    2,  4| according to the Word of God the head of all Christendom (for
 2    2,  4|         very well without such a head, and it would certainly
 3    2,  4|       more prosperous] if such a head had not been raised up by
 4    2,  4|          be elected] a [certain] head, to whom all the rest adhere [
 5    2,  4|        heretics, and that such a head were chosen by men, and
 6    2,  4|         to change or remove this head, just as the Council of
 7    2,  4|       have to be subject to this head, not from God's command,
 8    2,  4|         if we all live under one head, Christ, and all the bishops
 9    2,  4|        until the Pope raised his head above all.~This teaching
10    2,  4|         to be called the supreme head of the Christian Church
11    2,  4|     himself to be proclaimed the head and then the lord of the
12    2,  4|       Antichrist, in his rule as head or lord. For to lie and
13    3,  3|          nothing good in us from head to foot [both within and