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 1 1| uncleanliness, lasciviousness, idolatry, and such-like things, cannot
 2 1|     unmovedly the contagion of idolatry, superstition, and heresy
 3 1| following, had not fallen into idolatry and thereby into destruction?
 4 1|    rights to be violated, that idolatry may be extirpated; and unless
 5 1|       whosoever maintains that idolatry is to be rooted out of any
 6 1|   place more than another.~But idolatry, say some, is a sin and
 7 1| political in that country. All idolatry was, therefore, to be rooted
 8 1|     invaders.8 But, though all idolatry was thus rooted out of the
 9 1|      true God and punished for idolatry, though all of them were
10 1|     commonwealth, by which all idolatry was forbidden within the