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 1 1|      apply himself with no less care and industry to the rooting
 2 1|      cruelty with a pretence of care of the public weal and observation
 3 1|       and, on the other side, a care of the commonwealth.~The
 4 1|        and confined to the only care of promoting these things;
 5 1| demonstrate.~First, because the care of souls is not committed
 6 1|      man can so far abandon the care of his own salvation as
 7 1|        In the second place, the care of souls cannot belong to
 8 1|         In the third place, the care of the salvation of men’
 9 1|   interests, is confined to the care of the things of this world,
10 1| nevertheless, in all such cases care is to be taken that the
11 1|         already proved that the care of souls does not belong
12 1|   magistrate. Not a magisterial care, I mean (if I may so call
13 1|   punishments. But a charitable care, which consists in teaching,
14 1|        denied unto any man. The care, therefore, of every man’
15 1|      But what if he neglect the care of his soul? I answer: What
16 1|          What if he neglect the care of his health or of his
17 1|     right one. Now, neither the care of the commonwealth, nor
18 1|       man in particular to take care of—I mean the salvation
19 1|      weighty enough to be taken care of by a law. In that case
20 1|      magistrate is only to take care that the commonwealth receive
21 1|         of religion, and of the care of souls, serves for a cloak
22 1|     mankind and that our utmost care, application, and diligence
23 1|         affairs, therefore, the care of each man’s salvation
24 1|     therefore, draws on another care and necessarily gives another
25 1|      meanwhile to every man the care of his own eternal happiness,
26 1|      the other in laws; and the care of all things relating both
27 1|        things of this life. The care of each man’s soul and of
28 1|       that only belong unto the care of the commonwealth.~But
29 1|         The principal and chief care of every one ought to be
30 1|   magistrate and awaken all the care of the commonwealth to a