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 1 Intro,    2|       hitherto been unable to come to this sacred council,
 2 Intro,    4|     prelates who are still to come to this sacred council (
 3 Intro,    6|   those who wish and ought to come to the council, for their
 4 Intro,    6|       associates of those who come, of whatever status, rank,
 5 Intro,    6|     they are to allow them to come in freedom, security and
 6 Intro,    9|    rather bitter wars. It has come about, especially by the
 7 Intro,    9|      Rome or elsewhere, shall come under official seals, to
 8 Intro,    9|    prelates who ought to have come have so far not arrived,
 9 Intro,    9| counts and others who usually come or send someone to a general
10 Intro,    9|      possible speed either to come in person or to send chosen
11 Intro,    9|     distinguished persons who come to the Roman curia; and
12 Intro,    9|   deserving and need help. To come to their assistance is just
13 Intro,    9|       of scandals which could come to light may be removed
14 Intro,    9|     legitimate impediment has come to an end may not receive
15 Intro,   10|   resting on our shoulders we come back with constant thought
16 Intro,   11|    tested to see whether they come from God. It is therefore