Chapter

 1 15|       the faculty of ordaining men of their own nation according
 2 16|        the Greeks and of other men, the Roman pontiffs, Our
 3 18|     the wheat, has driven some men so deeply into wickedness
 4 18|     Prelates, theologians, and men trained in the languages
 5 22|        first class consists of men who are not satisfied with
 6 37|        also important. Learned men are divided as to whether
 7 39| condemned the evil practice of men who approached the altar
 8 39|         but not the actions of men who with religious piety
 9 44|     raised not only by learned men such as Azorius, Instit.
10 44|         on July 4, 1631. These men concluded that "the subjects