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 1 1 |         is bound to recall the great abundance of benefits which
 2 3 |    Rome has seen Hungarians in great numbers come, under your
 3 6 |    always been regarded as the great glory and defense of the
 4 8 |    benefited mankind. It is of great importance to reflect upon
 5 9 |       from enemy siege and the great deliverance of Buda, your
 6 12| service between King Louis the Great and Innocent VI and Urban
 7 12|      it remains an evidence of great importance for later times.~
 8 13|  Christian state, they wrested great victories from them. These
 9 13|       have always honored with great praises and privileges the
10 19|        and peace. And may your great lady Mary be concerned for