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 1  1   |        and, above all, the (two) princes, to whom God has entrusted
 2  1   |  consulted the opinions of those princes whose consent seemed to
 3  1   |       consult with the Christian princes, and to exhort them to inform
 4  1   |  Christendom, that the Christian princes should be united together
 5  1   |  effecting a reconciliation: the princes themselves are our witnesses,
 6  1   |        concluded between the two princes, yet was a truce for ten
 7  1   |        we were urgent with those princes to come themselves to the
 8  1   |          we accorded to the said princes, that the time for celebrating
 9  1   |     readily, because each of the princes promised us to send an ambassador
10  1   |    assent to the wishes of those princes; a hope which was greatly
11  1   |      interview between those two princes after our departure from
12  1   |      opinion not only of the two princes aforenamed, but also of
13  1   |          the wishes of so mighty princes, and, above all, seeing
14  1   |          each of the above-named princes, on the tenth day of June,
15  1   |   commenced holding diets of the princes and cities of Germany, with
16  1   |          favour of the Christian princes. And whilst looking forward
17  1   |          other kings, dukes, and princes, whose presence, now if
18  1   |     obtain from the prelates and princes of Germany in a special
19  1   |        concord both of Christian princes and peoples; and whatsoever
20  3,1 |          peace between Christian princes, and for the unity of the
21  6,2 |    charity of the most religious princes and governments, for the
22  9,1 |        other Christian kings and princes? They answered: It pleaseth
23 11,2 |          all Christian kings and princes will approve of, favour
24 13   |    Mayence and Treves,-electoral princes of the holy Roman Empire,-
25 16,2 |  singular the priests, electors,-princes, dukes, marquises, counts,
26 16,2 |       ecclesiastical and Secular princes, and towards all ecclesiastical
27 17,1 |         particular the Electoral Princes, had withdrawn from the
28 17,1 |      Synod exhorts all Christian princes, and all prelates, to observe,
29 17,2 | unanimity to Christian kings and princes. Which opportunity being
30 17,2 |     pre-served amongst Christian princes. Wherefore, upon mature
31 17,2 |      Romans, and other kings and princes whom,--even as we had promised
32 17,2 |        other Christian kings and princes,--who it were sincerely
33 19,3 |  singular the priests, electors, princes, dukes, marquisses, counts,
34 19,3 |       ecclesiastical and secular princes, and towards all other ecclesiastical
35 25,3 |     degree, except between great princes, and for a public cause. ~
36 26,3 |          Synod exhorts Christian princes to furnish this aid, and
37 26,3 |          also exhorts all kings, princes, republics, and magistrates,
38 26,4 |        to other high and supreme princes who have the rights of sovereignty
39 26,4 |    charging also others, as well princes, as all persons whatsoever,
40 26,4 |       Any emperor, kings, dukes, princes, marquises, counts, and
41 26,4 |       are recommended to Secular Princes. ~The holy Synod being desirous
42 26,4 |        thought fit, that Secular princes also be admonished of their
43 26,4 |      render, conjointly with the princes themselves, due observance
44 26,4 |       emperor, kings, republics, princes, and all and each of whatsoever
45 26,4 |          excellent and religious princes their predecessors, who
46 26,10|   emperor, kings, republics, and princes are uninjured and untouched,
47 26,11|         admonish in the Lord all princes, as It hereby does, so to
48 26,14|        our kings, republics, and princes, many years. ~Answer. Preserve,
49 27   |  Christian kings, republics, and princes, we have at length attained
50 27   |  Christian kings, republics, and princes, with that piety with which