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 1 Intro,    1|               in their due order, are established.] ~
 2 Intro,    4|          definite adequate term to be established, by a public edict -- which
 3 Intro,    5|             of Peter and may be, once established in so lofty a dignity, a
 4 Intro,    5|              have been determined and established by us for this, in accordance
 5 Intro,    5|       observed the more clearly it is established that it has been approved
 6 Intro,    8|           multiplied. This is clearly established from the gospel when the
 7 Intro,    9|             in armed dispute has been established, and the campaign against
 8 Intro,    9|       improvement in keeping with the established practice of the holy fathers,
 9 Intro,    9|       regulations were formulated and established long ago with this object:
10 Intro,   10| above-mentioned credit organisations, established by states and hitherto approved
11 Intro,   10|           credit organisations can be established. It would, however, be much
12 Intro,   10|              holy Roman church became established throughout the world by
13 Intro,   10|          episcopal synods ought to be established by such persons for the
14 Intro,   11|               reign and princes rule, established as we are despite our lack
15 Intro,   11|            been granted, carried out, established, ordained, decreed and done
16 Intro,   11|       according as it is more clearly established that it has been approved
17 Intro,   11|               world to the Father, he established Peter and his successors
18 Intro,   11|              force. For it is clearly established that only the contemporary
19 Intro,   11|            and good reputation and of established ecclesiastical rank. They
20 Intro,   12|                by wise planning, were established by our predecessors for
21 Intro,   12|            and lasting peace could be established. Leaving nothing untried,