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 1 2     |             on the life of sovereign princes, either by secret plots
 2 2     | intimidations against other European princes.~
 3 3     |            rights and duties in both princes and peoples. For in the
 4 8     |              with the safety of both princes and peoples.~
 5 9     |              kings reign . . . by me princes rule, and the mighty decree
 6 9     |             the authority of heathen princes, is lofty and full of gravity: "
 7 16    |              has been committed. Let princes take example from the Most
 8 18    |          diligence "to be subject to princes and powers, to obey at a
 9 22    | ecclesiastical and civil society, if princes and peoples had ever looked
10 22    |        authority. So, if, in ruling, princes erred in their government,
11 23(29)|             repression by the German princes. Luther himself then had
12 25    |              of warding them off. To princes and other rulers of the
13 28    |              greatly trusts; and the Princes of the Apostles, Peter and