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 1 4 |   apprehension of this beloved people, would protect its most
 2 5 |        in 1595 and 1596, these people had more than once looked
 3 11|  Church welcomed the Ruthenian people on their reception into
 4 12|     the needs of the Ruthenian people, would be abundantly fruitful
 5 13|      preparation of clergy and people in the matter had been neglected,
 6 18|        God does not permit his people to be tried by excessive
 7 18|    peaceful days dawn for this people after so many trials and
 8 18|     the whole of the Ruthenian people then inhabiting Poland were
 9 25|       bestowed on this beloved people have been no less. Especially
10 25|       the Ruthenian Church and people by the union happily concluded
11 26|    this union to the Ruthenian people and their Church? What profit
12 36|  reality so that the unlearned people might more easily fall off
13 38|     this unity this most noble people was joined to the Catholic
14 41|        living to the Christian people. In the schools which they
15 45| special love for the Ruthenian people, built it new and larger
16 54|       brought to the Ruthenian people by its union with the Catholic
17 54|    that this beloved Ruthenian people has had to suffer great
18 56|      and sons of the Ruthenian people are in dire straits in consequence
19 57|  subverting the loyalty of our people, forbids the payment of
20 59|     are directed, to spare his people and not to give up his heritage
21 60|       bishops of the Ruthenian people. Great as are the trials