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 1  1  |     receiving this information, seeing that the council could not,
 2  1  |        princes, and, above all, seeing that not even on the said
 3  1  |       of the German nation; and seeing, upon several places being
 4  1  |     matter of uncertainty. But, seeing that it is written, commit
 5  5,1|       and moral discipline; and seeing clearly that this truth
 6  5,1|       and of the New Testament--seeing that one God is the author
 7  6,2|       on Questors of alms. ~But seeing that the preaching of the
 8  7,1|       would not be born unjust,-seeing that, by that propagation,
 9  7,1|       never would be justified; seeing that, in that new birth,
10  7,1|        and rests on that alone; seeing that it may exist, yea does
11  7,1|         touching his own grace; seeing that no one can know with
12  7,1|      that they depart in grace: seeing that Christ, our Saviour,
13  7,2|    hands, by the Supreme Judge; seeing that it is most certain
14  8,1|      any other name whatsoever; seeing that he is to be accounted
15 14,3|      all kindness and doctrine; seeing that benevolence towards
16 15,1|    baptism need not be a judge, seeing that the Church exercises
17 15,1|   Neither is it to be doubted,--seeing that all things, that are
18 16,1|       hesitation; nevertheless, seeing that they have not as yet
19 24,2|         religious and timorous; seeing that their hearts are open
20 25,2|  marriage; let him be anathema: seeing that God refuses not that
21 25,3| prescribe unto them. Wherefore, seeing that it is a thing especially
22 25,4|     require at their hands; and seeing that they be persons whom
23 25,4|  enrolled in two churches. But, seeing that many, through the passion
24 26,2|    profane, nothing indecorous, seeing that holiness becometh the
25 26,4|         revenues of the church: seeing that even the canons of
26 26,4|       and great circumspection; seeing that experience teaches,