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 1 2 |        consolation. For it was most pious and emanated from your most
 2 2 |             may be ignorant of this pious intention of yours, or suspect
 3 2 |          the footsteps of your most pious Tranquillity. And, were
 4 2 |            accordance with the most pious jussio of your God-protected
 5 2 |           bold to send them to your pious presence; but our littleness
 6 2 |         which the co-worker of your pious labours, the blessed apostle
 7 2 | far-reaching victories to your most pious Fortitude from the Lord
 8 2 |            my most clement and most pious lords and sons, (I speak
 9 2 |             affection.(1) See, most pious of princes, how clearly
10 2 |            the Emperor Justinian of pious memory, whose uprightness
11 2 |     confession pleased God. And his pious memory is esteemed worthy ~ ~
12 2 |           col. 667.)] ~Behold, most pious lords and sons, by the testimonies
13 2 |           Empire. ~We believe, most pious lords [singular in the Latin]
14 2 |            victoriously through the pious favours of your God-crowned
15 2 |      comfort him," so that the most pious majesty of your Christian
16 2 |  magnanimity; for in truth, as most pious and most just princes, you
17 2 |            confident that what your pious clemency has promised, you
18 2 |         that the power of your most pious kingdom may continue until
19 2 |           preached. ~Moreover, most pious and God-instructed sons
20 2 |          the perfect reward of your pious labours from our Lord Jesus
21 2 |      Therefore I exhort you, O most pious and clement Emperor, and
22 2 |        above keep your empire, most pious lords, and place beneath
23 3 |            followed].) ~To the most pious Lords and most serene victors
24 4 |       suggestions sent to your most pious Fortitude, as well by Agatho,
25 4 |           Col. 735.)] ~And we, most pious Lord, accepting the teaching
26 5 |          his suggestion to our most pious and God-preserved lord and
27 6 |            Synod further says, this pious and orthodox Creed of the
28 6 |          Rome, was sent to our most pious and faithful Emperor Constantine,
29 7 |             them with the customary pious edicts and constitutions,
30 8 |            the grace of God and the pious sanction of the most pious
31 8 |          pious sanction of the most pious and faithful Constantine,
32 8 |      fatherly beatitude to the most pious emperor: and we acknowledge
33 8 |        wisdom and power of our most pious and serene Emperor Constantine.
34 8 |             sent by you to the most pious emperor as in all respects
35 10|           God and Saviour, the most pious Emperor, the peaceful and