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1  2,1 |      pray their God for our good estate, that of the commonwealth,
2  5,4 |          forced to retire to his estate, where he spent the last
3  6,7 |         hereditary lease of real estate, i.e., land, houses, vineyards,
4  6,7 |      entertained in the enormous estate of Eustathius Maleinus.
5  6,7 |      transformed it into his own estate, changing even its name.
6  8,17|       course of time the granted estate itself began to be called
7  8,17|         State of Moscow, i.e. an estate held temporarily on condition
8  8,17| obligations, were reduced to lay estate, and thus forced to discharge