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 1 1|         about nice and intricate matters, that exceed the capacity
 2 1|       that differ from others in matters of religion is so agreeable
 3 1|          jurisdiction in worldly matters, nor are fire and sword
 4 1|          as they do in religious matters? But let us grant that it
 5 1| observance of his own decrees in matters of religion, but only the
 6 1|     dominion over one another in matters of religion, let us now
 7 1|       place. But it is not so in matters of religion. Things indifferent
 8 1|         law enacted in political matters, for the public good, does
 9 1|         of tolerating all men in matters of mere religion. For what
10 1|         ought to be compelled in matters of religion either by law
11 1|       differ from one another in matters of religion, but these ecclesiastical
12 1|   opinion. As if an agreement in matters of religion were in effect
13 1|          is used towards them in matters of common right; change