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...believe that vices were good, and virtues evil, and would sin in conscience were it to believe otherwise. He could change the nature of things, and make injustice...to any secular power, for he had been called God by Constaritine, and God was not to be judged by man : under God, the salvation of all the faithful depended...

...that vices u ere good, and virtues evil, and would sin in conscience were it to believe otherwise. He could change the nature of things, and make injustice...possible that he should be amenable to any secular pow er. for he had been called God by Constantinr, and God was not to be judged by man : under God,...

...believe that vices were good and virtues evil, and would sin in conscience were it to believe otherwise. He could change the nature of things, and make injustice justice. Nor was it possible that he should he amenable to any secular power, for he had been called God by Constantino, and God was not to be...

...believe that vices were good and virtues evil, and would sin in conscience were it to believe otherwise. He could change the nature of things, and make injustice...salvation of all the faithful depended on him, and commentators even gave him the blasphemous appellation of * our Lord God the pope !' It was disputed...

...that vices were good, and virtues evil, and would sin in conscience, were it to believe otherwise. He could change the nature of things, and make injustice,...salvation of all the faithful depended on him ; and commentators even gave him the blasphemous appellation of our Lord God the Pope ! It was disputed in...

...never to be remitted. Christ had bestowed upon the pope, when he spake as such, the same infallihility which resided in himself." Yea, what is more, " he...possible that he should be amenable to any secular power, SECT. for he had been called God by Constantine, and God was ' not to be judged by man; under God the...

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...away the SÍDS of the world, have mercy upon us !' The advocates of the papal power proclaimed that he could change the nature of things, and make injustice...to any secular power, for he had been called God by Constantino, and God was not to be judged by man. Under God, the salvation of all the faithful depended...