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1 Intro|  rebels to the Roman Church, [men] to be avoided by all, if,
2 1    | blinded the minds of certain [men], that they by [means of]
3 2    |      who] say that these same men did not have the least right
4 2    |       that the deeds of these men were not just—which is a
5 2    |     order presented by] these men, it is clear that the aforesaid
6 2    |        the argument of] these men, it seems that knowledge
7 2    |        the argument of] these men, they are evidently known
8 2    |        the argument of] these men, of which the authority
9 3    |      which account, as living men, they would have nothing