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 1 Intro| perhaps it may be as well to state, that whatever may be his
 2 2    |     and so may all our Roman State enjoy peace as well as the
 3 2    |     placed in their original state, you will be partakers with
 4 4    |      of an absolute military state rose powerfully in Constantinople;
 5 4    |     93.) ~It is only fair to state that the most zealous favourers
 6 7    |    to be unselfish. With the State and the Emperor no compromise
 7 7    |     the condition of the lay state, there is nothing unbecoming
 8 8    |    deadly stench. ~In such a state of affairs, with a lie busy
 9 10   |      was by the power of the State, enforcing its will upon
10 10   |  unfair to the reader not to state that Charlemagne had, or
11 11   |    or else, knowing the real state of the case, deliberately