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 1 1| obtaining of ecclesiastical dominion, nor to the exercising of
 2 1|  all civil power, right and dominion, is bounded and confined
 3 1| this opinion prevails, that dominion is founded in grace and
 4 1|     they desire is temporal dominion. For it will be very difficult
 5 1|   length freed men from all dominion over one another in matters
 6 1|   joined with the desire of dominion, is capable to produce,
 7 1|    no ways consist with His dominion, which was perfectly political
 8 1|    in religion; or that the dominion of all things belongs only
 9 1|    of their hierarchy. That dominion is founded in grace is also
10 1|    and insatiable desire of dominion, making use of the immoderate
11 1|  ambition and favouring the dominion of princes and men in authority,