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 1  1  |     wherewith the Christian commonweal had been long afflicted,
 2  1  |    to free and preserve the commonweal from the many impending
 3  1  |     perils of the Christian commonweal, had recourse to ecumenical
 4  1  |    to succour the Christian commonweal, which was now reduced to
 5  1  |   salutary to the Christian commonweal. It was, indeed, this hope
 6  1  |     safety to the Christian commonweal; the affairs of Christendom
 7  1  |   the good of the Christian commonweal. Accordingly, as we no longer
 8  1  |    would have the Christian commonweal safe, if they feel themselves
 9  8,3| touching the Christian  ./. commonweal, it be done not only at
10 17,2| every part of the Christian commonweal, and beholding, not without
11 17,2|     repose of the Christian commonweal. And to the end that this
12 23,5|    useful for the Christian commonweal, and salutary for those