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 1 Intro,    5|     re-established in their former state, honours and dignities,
 2 Intro,    8|         daily affect the christian state. A hope began to rise that
 3 Intro,    8|            rise that the christian state would be cared for in a
 4 Intro,    8|            of the entire christian state. ~In addition, since very
 5 Intro,    9|         dangerous to the christian state and more opposed to our
 6 Intro,    9|            or secular, of whatever state, rank, dignity, pre-eminence
 7 Intro,    9|           defence of the christian state of the faithful. Those who,
 8 Intro,    9|        beneficial to the christian state. ~With regard to those venerable
 9 Intro,    9|      brothers, and as befits their state of life, those whom they
10 Intro,   10|            one so necessary to the state, on the grounds that nothing
11 Intro,   10| tranquility of the whole christian state, we declare and define,
12 Intro,   10|        what concerns the christian state, we place a strict obligation
13 Intro,   11|          to have already reached a state that would make true the
14 Intro,   11|            their persons and their state of life, boldly and without
15 Intro,   11|       other superiors and of their state of life. Yet these they
16 Intro,   11|      catholic faith, the christian state and the apostolic see. Nevertheless,
17 Intro,   11|         steadiness in an undamaged state the more often they are
18 Intro,   11|          the rest of the christian state or with God's holy church.
19 Intro,   11|         promoted into a prosperous state. Thus it offers excuses
20 Intro,   12|        good of the whole christian state has been almost concluded