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 1    1,   3|    brother in 869, when he was in Rome, the city which received
 2    2,   4|     buried Saint Clement, Pope of Rome and martyr, who had been
 3    2,   4|         to bring them solemnly to Rome and present them to Pope
 4    2,   5|        later, while travelling to Rome, they stopped in Pannonia
 5    2,   5|            they set out again for Rome together with their followers,
 6    2,   5|           a public discussion. In Rome Pope Hadrian II, who had
 7    2,   5| afterwards, on 14 February 869 in Rome.~
 8    2,   6|      liturgy and spread doubts in Rome about the new Archbishop'
 9    2,   6|       personally to John VIII. In Rome, absolved of all the accusations,
10    2,   6|        was in full communion with Rome. He devoted the last years
11    3,  11|        the invitations to come to Rome, invitations received first
12    4,  12|        between Constantinople and Rome had begun to appear as pretexts
13    4,  12|      transmitted by the Church of Rome. The uniformity thus achieved
14    4,  13|  approaching the Apostolic See of Rome, the visible center: of
15    4,  14|  Constantinople and the Church of Rome on the one hand, and the
16    4,  14|          unity with the Church of Rome, with the Church of Constantinople
17    4,  15|      obligations to the Church of Rome, thanks to which he fulfilled
18    5,  20|           Church - the Bishops of Rome and the Patriarchs of Constantinople -
19    7,  24|  Christianity reached Poland from Rome in the Latin form. But the
20    7,  25|         the Western deriving from Rome arose in the bosom of the
21    8,  28|           Archbishop, ordained in Rome for the Slav peoples, Methodius,
22    8,  28|          to Peter in this city of Rome.~
23    8,  29|           both with the Church of Rome and with that of Constantinople,
24    8,  29|      Basilica of Saint Clement in Rome, in the place where Saint
25    8,  32|      Apostolic Blessing.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter's, on 2