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 1 Intro|            this particular point I thought he had thrown any new light
 2 2    |           so exalted an honour was thought worthy to confess that Faith
 3 3    |          one Christ. ~Wherefore we thought it right, to shew forth
 4 4    |          the bishops, any possible thought of opposition. The number
 5 7    |            all attention and grave thought to guard the divine and
 6 7    | superstitions of the Hebrews, have thought to mock at Christ our God,
 7 8    |       cursing and bitterness, they thought to win the mastery by means
 8 8    |          Certainly no one has ever thought so] except perhaps some
 9 10   |           that Charlemagne had, or thought that he had, serious grievances
10 11   |          the other! The underlying thought however was, as we have
11 11   |            man ever either said or thought of saying such an absurdity,
12 12   |           of Frankfort should have thought this, or rashly on account
13 12   |         the Apostolic See, what be thought concerning the matter treated
14 12   |     Apostolic See one way they had thought and another way spoken.
15 14   |            to restore peace and it thought to accomplish this by taking