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 1 1|              Monks, and People of the Armenian Rite in Grace and Communion
 2 1|        because certain members of the Armenian race held themselves aloof
 3 2|      Venerable Brethren, who rule the Armenian dioceses, and who, We know,
 4 2| humble-mindedness and docility of the Armenian people give Us hope for
 5 2|              who afterwards ruled the Armenian Churches followed in the
 6 2|      memorable are the Decrees of the Armenian Fathers in the Synod of
 7 2|           Patriarch, and of the whole Armenian race, declared that they
 8 2|           ever been the custom of the Armenian race to receive with honour
 9 3|           school for the education of Armenian youths, and when, cut off
10 3|           Tolentino, for the needs of Armenian students-which We have formally
11 3|              render due honour to the Armenian liturgy and language, which
12 3|          these reasons a class of the Armenian language has long been an
13 3|        literature, and history of the Armenian nation. Nor was the care
14 3|              in the chief city of the Armenian Ottoman Empire, as was the
15 3|         country, and in giving to the Armenian Bishop of Constantinople
16 3|               intervening between the Armenian faithful and the Roman See
17 5|             Pray (in the words of the Armenian antiphon) that she may approach