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1 13|           the wheat";6 whether the cause was the greed of some of
2 13|      calamities, so that there was cause to fear that the work so
3 14|            protect and promote the cause of the union; in particular
4 16|    themselves confessed, this holy cause was left with no other protection
5 48| introduction of this union was the cause of all the calamities and
6 51|        their blood for Christ. The cause of those who sealed their
7 55|       scanty, but is sufficient to cause solicitude and fill us with
8 57|           what was and is the real cause of this savagery. For, as