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 1 Intro      |    supported by Louis XII, king of France, had assembled a quasi-council
 2 Intro      |            X and king Francis I of France (session 11). ~All the decrees
 3 Intro,    3|          throughout the kingdom of France, or shall be done in the
 4 Intro,    3|            of Pisa, by the king of France and not a few other prelates,
 5 Intro,    3|           barons of the kingdom of France, we placed under ecclesiastical
 6 Intro,    3|           interdict the kingdom of France and particularly Lyons,
 7 Intro,    4| promulgated by king Charles VII of France at Bourges on 7 July 1438,
 8 Intro,    4|        repealed. Louis XI, king of France, of distinguished memory,
 9 Intro,    4|        decree that the prelates of France, chapters of churches and
10 Intro,    4|           since a safe approach to France is not available -- that
11 Intro,   11|         the most christian king of France, on the Pragmatic] ~Leo,
12 Intro,   11|         the most christian king of France, while we were at Bologna
13 Intro,   11|          harmony in the kingdom of France and for the general and
14 Intro,   11|           that if the said king of France does not approve and ratify
15 Intro,   11|          ordinances of the king of France have to be observed, then
16 Intro,   11|       corruption of the kingdom of France at Bourges, which they call
17 Intro,   11|         was then no safe access to France -gave warning and summoned
18 Intro,   11|           summoned the prelates of France, the chapters of churches
19 Intro,   11|         the most christian king of France, Louis XI, of distinguished
20 Intro,   11|      living in the said kingdom of France and the Dauphine and wherever
21 Intro,   12|          Julius, and king Louis of France, of happy memory, in our