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 1 Intro|       educated English-speaking people for several generations,
 2 Intro|       that Joshua commanded the people not to serve the gods of
 3 1    |         and rule and govern the people committed to their care
 4 1    |       their own opinion all the people who live in these parts--
 5 1    |      Comfort ye, comfort ye, my people, ye priests, saith the Lord,"
 6 2    |        and of all our Christian people; and then, in their presence,
 7 2    | stirring up and teaching of the people, especially of the unlearned. ~
 8 2    |      the unlearned. ~For if the people go forth with lights and
 9 2    |     teach all the Christ-loving people to venerate and salute the
10 5    |       not willing to behold his people corrupted by such manner
11 5    |         Saints and of all pious people. For by so much more frequently
12 6    |      other representations, the people are instructed, and strengthened
13 6    |    images, not only because the people are thereby admonished of
14 6    |     expedient for the unlearned people, it happen that the histories
15 6    | pourtrayed and represented; the people shall be taught, that not
16 7    |         teaches the same to his people. For the special treasure (
17 7    |        clergy, but also the lay people, learned the Psalms, that
18 7    |       and so it became easy for people to come in and occupy the
19 7    |  because of the small number of people, let a dispensation be granted. ~
20 7    |        m the eyes of the common people. ~This canon is found in
21 8    |       fomented strife among the people; and instead of wheat sowed
22 8    |     your enemies, and make your people to rejoice. ~And do thou,
23 10   |     hold over the masses of the people. It was strictly speaking