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 1  4|   miserable spectacle down to the time of the coming of our Lord,
 2  6|           when in the fullness of time and by the designs of God,
 3  6|           as with the progress of time and events and the constant
 4  8| pleasanter to do, and at the same time more fruitful in obtaining
 5 10|          of the word, had at that time disappeared through the
 6 10|         by our birth, at the same time healed the manifold corruptions
 7 14|       themselves during a certain time of trial of praiseworthy
 8 15|       fifteenth century, at which time the base stain of slavery
 9 15|          Ethiopia, which, at that time, under the name of La tratta
10 16|   condemned such wickedness. Some time afterwards, Leo X lent,
11 22|           prayer, and at the same time ought to be yours and that