Part, Art.

 1    2,  4 |   themselves to him, to be Christians, not under him as a lord,
 2    2,  4 | the [concord and] unity of Christians may be preserved against
 3    2,  4 | because he will not permit Christians to be saved without his
 4    2,  4 |  Tartars, great enemies of Christians as they are, do not do this,
 5    2,  4 | tribute and obedience from Christians.~The Pope, however, prohibits
 6    2,  4 |   murders and tortures all Christians who do not exalt and honor
 7    3,  3 | holy and beautiful.~And in Christians this repentance continues
 8    3,  6 |  godly, but also by wicked Christians.~And that not only one form
 9    3,  14|  life holier than ordinary Christians lead, and wishes to earn
10    3,  16| and general unity of those Christians who are also under him,