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 1    1,   2    |         Industriae Tuae,4 whereby Pope John VIII in the year 880
 2    1,   3    |    Epistle Grande Munus, by which Pope Leo III intended to remind
 3    1,   3    |           Brothers from Salonika, Pope Leo XIII fixed their annual
 4    1,   3    |         over a hundred years from Pope Leo's Epistle, the new circumstances
 5    1,   3    |           so is felt by the first Pope called to the See of Peter
 6    2,   4    |        been buried Saint Clement, Pope of Rome and martyr, who
 7    2,   4    |          Rome and present them to Pope Hadrian II.~
 8    2,   5    |        public discussion. In Rome Pope Hadrian II, who had in the
 9    2,   6    |          personal intervention of Pope John VIII. The new sovereign
10    2,   6    | accusations, he obtained from the Pope the publication of the Bull
11    2,   6    |        the liturgy in Slavonic by Pope John's predecessor Hadrian
12    3,  11    |   invitations received first from Pope Nicholas I in 867 and then
13    3,  11    |   Nicholas I in 867 and then from Pope John VIII in 879. Both Popes
14    4,  13(21)|                 The successors of Pope Nicholas 1, even though
15    5,  16    |          the prophetic insight of Pope John XXIII, who convoked
16    8,  29    |           explicit consent of the Pope it received a native hierarchy,
17    8,  31    |          universal patrimony. The Pope of Slav origin in a special