Well,at the time of the Reformation, Roman Catholics had not only the 27 books of the New Testament canon that we now have,and they had what Protestants came to accept as the Old Testament.

在宗教改革时期，罗马天主教不仅接受,新约里的27本书,他们还接受新教徒的旧约。

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He was beginning to join ranks with those early seventeenth-century English Protestants who imposed upon themselves rigorous and strict codes of behavior and self-denial, and who were increasingly being called by their enemies Puritans.

他要开始加入,17世纪早期英国新教徒的行列,那些人把严格的行为准则和自我否认,强加到自己身上，还不断被敌人称为清教徒。

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It didn't matter if they were Protestants or Catholics or anything else.

无论是天主教徒还是新教徒

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In the case of Nimes, N-I-M-E-S, which was largely a Protestant town, they knocked down the wall so the Protestants of Nimes could not defend themselves against this all-conquering Catholic monarch.

以尼姆为例,那儿曾经是一座新教徒的城市,但统治者们拆毁了围墙,所以新教徒们再也无法对抗,所向无敌的天主教统治者了

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It's something that Protestants don't accept.

这一理论并不为新教徒所接受。

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Protestants and Jews have different ones.

新教徒和犹太人则遵循另一部。

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For a lot of Protestants in the early seventeenth century, the word chastitycould also be used to refer to the state of what could be called married chastity: - married chastity was a type of bodily purity that could be extended -- -- or a spiritual purity as well -- that could be extended even into marriage.

对早期17世纪的新教徒来说，贞节这个词也可以用来,表示婚姻贞节：,婚姻贞节是一种可以延伸的身体上的纯洁-,同样也是一种精神的纯洁-,那种纯洁甚至可以延伸至结婚以后。

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