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 1 2|         of our most illustrious Princes -- and of all our Christian
 2 2|     tears."] ~The most glorious princes said: See how our father
 3 5|       hither by the will of our princes, Constantine and Irene,
 4 7|     That it does not pertain to princes to choose a Bishop. ~LET
 5 7|   presbyter, or deacon, made by princes stand null, according to
 6 7|       which the magistrates and Princes had arrogated to themselves
 7 7|       nomination which Catholic princes and kings have everywhere
 8 7|        take up their abode with princes, celebrating liturgies in
 9 7|       into the hands of secular princes, or surrendering them to
10 7|         the favour of kings and princes the way was frequently open
11 7|        ambition to make over to princes some part of the Church'
12 7| translations of church-goods to princes and magistrates, so that
13 7|        at by the favour of said princes and magistrates. ~Two such
14 8|       religious and most serene princes, Constantine and Irene his
15 8|       was glorified, most noble princes, when your heart, which
16 8|      gracious and ~ ~most noble princes, did not idly allow so grave
17 8|          and also your council, princes, and faithful army, and
18 8|          nevertheless thy pious princes here preside over thy affairs