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 1 2 | malicious counsel against Thy people, and they have consulted
 2 4 |       safety of the Christian people, were prompt in detecting
 3 13|    reason they declare to the people and contend that Church
 4 22|     things belong to the free people; power is held by the command
 5 22|  command or permission of the people, so that, when the popular
 6 25|       is most untrue that the people have it in their power to
 7 28|        gratifying the ears of people and of princes, has ensnared
 8 28|       by flattery deluded the people. Proclaiming with a loud
 9 28|    they have imposed upon the people, and, exciting them by a
10 28|   reality; indeed, the common people, more oppressed than they
11 29|      things, both princes and people would act with political
12 31|       letters to instruct the people as to the artifices used
13 35|      for the salvation of the people, that, under the auspices
14 36|     are accustomed to ensnare people. And those who instruct
15 38|     to the clergy and all the people commited to your watchful