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 1 1|     and compel with the sword, belongs to none but the magistrate.
 2 1| occasion whatsoever. For force belongs wholly to the civil magistrate,
 3 1|        as has often been said) belongs only to the magistrate,
 4 1|       it is to whom that power belongs, and by what right? It will
 5 1|      decision of that question belongs only to the Supreme judge
 6 1|        men, to whom also alone belongs the punishment of the erroneous.
 7 1| therefore, of every man’s soul belongs unto himself and is to be
 8 1|        of each man’s salvation belongs only to himself. But I would
 9 1|     the dominion of all things belongs only to themselves. For
10 1|    privilege of breaking faith belongs unto themselves; for they