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 1 Intro|  outward acts any necessary religious value he is falling back
 2 2    |  expressly and truly to our religious Emperors, and to our humility,
 3 5    |    that they be deposed; if religious or laics, that they be cut
 4 6    |  present treats of external religious ceremonies. For besides
 5 7    |   the empty monasteries and religious houses, and to turn them
 6 7    |   those who call themselves religious men and women, forgetting
 7 7    | them that fear God and with religious men and women. But when
 8 8    |     col. 577.) ~To our most religious and most serene princes,
 9 8    |  the assurance of your most religious majesty, we have submitted
10 10   |  rarest exceptions, all the religious earnestness, all which constituted