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And now, good citizens
of Wittenberg,
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Prince Frederick of Saxony
invites you here to his courtyard
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to witness a mystery play
:26:17
on that ever most popular
of subjects...
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the Day of Judgment.
:26:38
Just like old times, Martin.
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Excellency.
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Secretary.
:26:47
Prince's secretary.
:26:49
Such secretaries have a habit
of becoming Excellencies.
:26:53
Even when we were law students,
I had you marked for great things.
:26:56
I was hoping you may be
of some help in that regard.
:26:59
Prince Frederick is
exceedingly proud of his relics.
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Then I'm sorry
he didn't hear my lecture.
:27:06
Perhaps I could have swayed him.
:27:10
He spent 20 years
and a large fortune
:27:12
building his collection,
:27:13
that in a week's time,
on All Saints' Day,
:27:16
thousands of faithful Christians
are coming to see.
:27:18
Paying to see.
:27:20
Contributions are
customary for indulgences,
:27:23
along with confession
:27:25
and true penitence.
:27:30
Ah, yes.
:27:32
The right prayers,
the right coins,
:27:33
and 1,900,202 years
and 27 days less in Purgatory.
:27:40
Do not bite the hand
that feeds you, Martin.
:27:43
Our prince pays
for your chair in this university.
:27:49
His relics pay for your chair.
:27:54
And he who pays the piper...
:27:58
calls the tune.
:27:59
Do not embarrass him.