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 1  1  |      to the greatest and most urgent danger. And witnesses too
 2  1  |       of the council, we were urgent with those princes to come
 3  1  | serene emperor was especially urgent, representing that he had
 4 10,1|     for causes then pressing, urgent, and legitimate, and with
 5 14,1|      fail them; but if, in an urgent necessity, a priest should
 6 17,2|     and the Church at this so urgent a conjuncture: doubting
 7 24,2|    whereas Christian charity, urgent necessity, due obedience,
 8 25,4|   Roman Pontiff shall, for an urgent and reasonable cause, judge
 9 26,4|        But if at any time the urgent necessity, or the evident
10 26,4|       distinction. But if any urgent and just reason, and at