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History of the Reformation in the Sixteenth Century, Volume 1

Note 416 — CHAP. VIII.

Henry Beveridge translation

In language full of energy he continues:—"Mortem emptum est, mortibus vulgatum, mortibus servatum, mortibus quoque servandum aut referendum est." It was bought by death, published by deaths, preserved by deaths, by deaths also must be preserved or published.

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