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 1 2 | inexpressible suffering, and the Roman Pontiff finds himself reduced
 2 3 |      torches within reach of the Roman Pontificate by attacking
 3 6 |    prosperity, and to regard the Roman Pontificate as the enemy
 4 6 |         is to the Church and the Roman Pontiffs that Italy especially
 5 6 |       not the least glory of the Roman Pontiffs that they have
 6 6 |       been in peril, had not the Roman Pontificate saved it by
 7 10|          re-establishment of the Roman Pontiff in the possession
 8 10|      made for the dignity of the Roman See and the liberty of the
 9 12|        to defend the Church, the Roman Pontiff, and their own salvation.~
10 16|     Christian interests that the Roman Pontiff should be, and should