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 1 Intro,    5|          envoys of any kings and princes, who had part in this simoniacal
 2 Intro,    6|       arranged between christian princes and rulers after the violence
 3 Intro,    8|          peace between christian princes and on bringing back the
 4 Intro,    8|      between christian kings and princes and peoples must also be
 5 Intro,    8|          to the aforesaid kings, princes and rulers alert legates
 6 Intro,    8|          matters to their kings, princes and rulers. These are invited,
 7 Intro,    8|       the same kings, rulers and princes from whose discord it was
 8 Intro,    8|          to the aforesaid kings, princes and rulers -- at that time
 9 Intro,    8|          peace between christian princes and no less, since it is
10 Intro,    9|         Thus, with the christian princes or their spokesmen assembled
11 Intro,    9|          between these christian princes had been settled and (as
12 Intro,    9|   appointed legates to kings and princes to promote union and peace
13 Intro,    9|          is this: nearly all the princes made it known by letters
14 Intro,    9|         our envoys to those very princes who were undertaking serious
15 Intro,    9|       agreed between some of the princes and the rest are thought
16 Intro,    9|        the spokesmen of the same princes who are negotiating with
17 Intro,    9|        and exhort them and their princes to this action by means
18 Intro,    9| influence or favour with secular princes of any rank, distinction
19 Intro,    9|         particular peace between princes, rulers and christian peoples,
20 Intro,    9|        is of importance to their princes, cities or states, the care
21 Intro,    9|      communal prayers, and among princes, advisers, officials, governors
22 Intro,    9|      constant attention -between princes and peoples at present in
23 Intro,    9| instructing each and all secular princes, of whatever exalted rank
24 Intro,    9|        promoters or defenders of princes or communities or of any
25 Intro,    9|          of the just business of princes and all other persons, especially
26 Intro,    9|     lacking; and which kings and princes or peoples are being troubled,
27 Intro,    9|  benefices of this kind. Secular princes ought in no way to interpose
28 Intro,    9|      said emperor, kings, queens princes, republics or powers. Those
29 Intro,    9|      excommunication, for kings, princes, dukes, counts, barons,
30 Intro,   10|       and lordships by esquires, princes and nobles. These, under
31 Intro,   10|    counsels, the emperor, kings, princes, dukes, marquises, counts,
32 Intro,   11|         by which kings reign and princes rule, established as we
33 Intro,   11|      monasteries, dukes, counts, princes, barons, parlements, royal
34 Intro,   12|      conflicts between christian princes and rulers were settled
35 Intro,   12|      council. We urged kings and princes, out of reverence for the
36 Intro,   12|      between christian kings and princes, which was one of the chief
37 Intro,   12|          well as other kings and princes adhered to the Lateran council,
38 Intro,   12|          peace between kings and princes and a harmony of minds.
39 Intro,   12|         question, upon kings and princes, by means of persuasive
40 Intro,   12|          the aforesaid kings and princes, and through letters; especially
41 Intro,   12|          same nuncios, kings and princes that our appeals have been
42 Intro,   12|          with the said kings and princes, and have influenced their
43 Intro,   12|     court representing kings and princes. Pope Nicholas V, our predecessor
44 Intro,   12|        emperor-elect, and kings, princes and christian rulers, whose