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 1 Intro      |           a general peace between christian rulers; second, church reform;
 2 Intro,    5|          pontiff preside over the christian people in the chair of pastoral
 3 Intro,    5|           they could bring to the christian religion, especially in
 4 Intro,    5|    difficult times when the whole christian religion is being disturbed
 5 Intro,    6|           may be arranged between christian princes and rulers after
 6 Intro,    6|        and request each and every christian king, prince and ruler that,
 7 Intro,    8|          truth of the enlightened christian faith] ~Leo, bishop, servant
 8 Intro,    8|        listeners the truth of the christian religion, to teach it by
 9 Intro,    8|           arranging peace between christian princes and on bringing
10 Intro,    8|      infidels and the spilling of christian blood, which even then was
11 Intro,    8|      faults. The quarrels between christian kings and princes and peoples
12 Intro,    8|     panting to have their fill of christian blood, can take place and
13 Intro,    8|        and union within the whole christian people and in particular
14 Intro,    8|     damage could daily affect the christian state. A hope began to rise
15 Intro,    8|       hope began to rise that the christian state would be cared for
16 Intro,    8|          and safety of the entire christian state. ~In addition, since
17 Intro,    8|          scandal is caused to the christian people, the charge of bringing
18 Intro,    8|          to promote peace between christian princes and no less, since
19 Intro,    8|         to settle peace among the christian leaders, we shall press
20 Intro,    9|                    The pope urges christian rulers to make peace among
21 Intro,    9|        against the enemies of the christian faith may be possible] ~
22 Intro,    9|       serious or dangerous to the christian state and more opposed to
23 Intro,    9|          madness and to welter in christian blood. Hence we have judged
24 Intro,    9|         the common enemies of the christian faith who are now threatening
25 Intro,    9|           council. Thus, with the christian princes or their spokesmen
26 Intro,    9|          once peace between these christian princes had been settled
27 Intro,    9|         the wicked enemies of the christian name, would give a propitious
28 Intro,    9|       between princes, rulers and christian peoples, and towards the
29 Intro,    9|            for the defence of the christian state of the faithful. Those
30 Intro,    9|           the said enemies of the christian faith may be brought about
31 Intro,    9|           is so beneficial to the christian state. ~With regard to those
32 Intro,    9|         brought great loss to the christian religion and produced very
33 Intro,    9|           curia but also from all christian rule, we renew the constitutions
34 Intro,   10| praiseworthy, in keeping with the christian faith, and in harmony with
35 Intro,   10|           not out of harmony with christian dogma, even though there
36 Intro,   10|          tranquility of the whole christian state, we declare and define,
37 Intro,   10|   interested in what concerns the christian state, we place a strict
38 Intro,   10|        which lack both clergy and christian people. We renew this constitution,
39 Intro,   10|   faithful by the teaching of the christian faith . Complaints from
40 Intro,   10|  pernicious views contrary to the christian religion and to the reputation
41 Intro,   11|        they cause scandal for the christian people and ruin for the
42 Intro,   11|     between the pope and the most christian king of France, on the Pragmatic] ~
43 Intro,   11|           the catholic faith, the christian state and the apostolic
44 Intro,   11|         Christ, Francis, the most christian king of France, while we
45 Intro,   11|       accord with the rest of the christian state or with God's holy
46 Intro,   11|         and abolished by the most christian king of France, Louis XI,
47 Intro,   11|        defence and advance of the christian religion and that they have
48 Intro,   12|         bitter persecutors of the christian religion. Strengthened by
49 Intro,   12|         they move savagely amidst christian blood . ~Indeed, pope Julius
50 Intro,   12|        terrible conflicts between christian princes and rulers were
51 Intro,   12|           universal peace between christian kings and princes, which
52 Intro,   12|        his mercy to influence the christian flock -- which he has entrusted
53 Intro,   12|           right, on behalf of the christian religion and the catholic
54 Intro,   12|         for the good of the whole christian state has been almost concluded
55 Intro,   12|        the infidels thirsting for christian blood, and for all the measures
56 Intro,   12|            and kings, princes and christian rulers, whose courage God
57 Intro,   12|      power for the defence of the christian faith, as is incumbent on