Part, Art.

 1  Pre    |    deceive and] mislead the poor people. [Good God!] Alas! what
 2  Pre    |        lies wished to retain the people, God has constantly advanced
 3  Pre    |         canons care how the poor people live or die, for whom nevertheless
 4    2,  2|         publicly preached to the people that the Mass as men's twaddle [
 5    2,  2|         the insane [rude] common people, but also among all pious,
 6    2,  2|     these practices, whereby the people again and again revolted
 7    2,  4|        good to be effected for a people, even through a tyrant and [
 8    3,  3|           no matter what sort of people you are], whether you are
 9    3,  3|  absolution was announced to the people: Prolong O God, my life,
10    3,  3|   punishment and guilt. Then the people came running, because every
11    3,  8| untrained [and capricious] young people, in order that they may