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 1 1 |     the deep affection of the Roman pontiffs, who, grieving
 2 5 |       than once looked to the Roman Church as the one mother
 3 5 |   received the legates of the Roman pontiffs with due honor
 4 7 |    the bond of unity with the Roman Church, although adverse
 5 11|       goodwill with which the Roman Church welcomed the Ruthenian
 6 11|       See. In this letter the Roman pontiff briefly set forth
 7 16|     rely upon but that of the Roman pontiffs. They for their
 8 19|       the Ruthenians with the Roman Church. Already most of
 9 19|       teaching hostile to the Roman pontiffs was imparted to
10 22|       notable merits with the Roman purple, and appointed to
11 24|      to its attachment to the Roman pontiffs. A notable instance
12 25|   days the benefits which the Roman pontiffs have bestowed on
13 26|    this Apostolic See and the Roman pontiffs? We shall be performing
14 28|     privileges granted by the Roman pontiffs to members of the
15 30|    and solicitous care of the Roman pontiffs for the preservation
16 34|                   34. But the Roman pontiffs Clement XIV and
17 36| already in part obsolete. The Roman pontiffs, therefore, as
18 37|   rite may be seen in the new Roman edition of its liturgical
19 46|  their zealous loyalty to the Roman pontiffs, these did not
20 57|   Redeemer himself before the Roman governor, saying "We have