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 1 Praise|          I may well conceive the apostles, had they been to deal with
 2 Praise|      devoutly, no doubt, did the apostles consecrate the Eucharist;
 3 Praise|   Schoolmen?~In like manner, the apostles press to us grace; but which
 4 Praise|          anything written by the apostles not so smooth and even as
 5 Praise|       are not obliged by it.~The apostles also confuted the heathen
 6 Praise|        call it, the lives of the apostles. Yet what is more pleasant
 7 Praise| themselves the successors of the apostles, they would likewise imagine
 8 Praise|      supply the room of the poor apostles? These things, I say, did
 9 Praise|          was that of the ancient apostles.~And for popes, that supply
10 Praise|         equal to the rest of the apostles in the work of the Gospel,
11 Praise|          myself with those false apostles, I shall seem yet a greater
12 Praise|          meaning bring forth the apostles to preach the doctrine of
13 Praise|         was never heard that the apostles ever used or swords or bucklers
14 Praise|       cross and a company of fat apostles, not much better, to whom
15 Praise|       think it so strange if the apostles seemed to be drunk with