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 1 1 |     sacred monuments of this fair City, especially the blessed
 2 4 |       this subject: "in the royal city of Rome emperors, consuls,
 3 4 |      numerous pilgrimages to this city in honor of the blessed
 4 4 |        Church is signified by the City of Rome alone, in which
 5 7 | reasonably close-came to the holy city every year to join the Roman
 6 7 |      period We have spent in this city as a servant of the Holy
 7 8 |       Chrysostom asserts that the city of Rome is worthy of praise
 8 8 |           a great strong body the city has two shining eyes, the
 9 8 |       sends forth its rays as the city of the Romans in its possession
10 9 |     Chrysostom in saying that Our city with its spacious buildings
11 9 |         idolatry prevailed in the city for so long, it is wonderful
12 10|         the beloved people of his city and diocese in his in Pastorali
13 11|         and consecrated. For that City was singled out when God
14 11|      tombs, and every view of the city presents some holy object
15 18| examination of confessors for the city of Rome to the judgment
16 25|        all the inhabitants of Our City may receive the spiritual
17 25|          holy pilgrimages to this City, may obtain equal benefit
18 25|           of spirit, to this holy city of God on earth as to the
19 26|          that on your way to this city (provided that the ministry
20 26|           holy pilgrimages to the city of Jerusalem. "It is not
21 28|         in different parts of the city which are always open to
22 28|       pilgrims who arrive in this city to reverence the tombs of