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 1 Int|     of S. Sabina, and at last Pope Pius II.; Aeneas Sylvius
 2 Int|   replied: I do not ask to be Pope nor yet Cardinal. But I,
 3 Int|      laughed. For this future Pope avoided holy orders till
 4 Int|  persuasive of the enemies of Pope Eugenius IV., but soon betook
 5 Int|  bringing Germany over to the Pope, thus dealing the deathblow
 6 Int|    editions. Years later, the Pope would have suppressed this
 7 Int|       conviction. When he was Pope, he still must mourn that
 8 Int| bishop, the Cardinal, and the Pope, enemy incarnate of the
 9   5|     Rome, to arrange with the Pope about the coronation. This
10 Not|      the Diet summoned by our Pope Pius II against the Turks. . .