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 1 4,3 |      rather than at the severe consistory of a Roman pontiff, whose
 2 6,4 |       whole family in a secret consistory, which sat on the 26th of
 3 7,2 |      was put forward in a full consistory, and as the college of cardinals
 4 7,2 |    from church to church, from consistory to consistory, when I ought
 5 7,2 |     church, from consistory to consistory, when I ought properly to
 6 7,4 |       maniac, and entering the consistory with torn garments and ashes
 7 8,1 |  sitting; there he entered the consistory, was admitted by the pope,
 8 8,1 |     was left alone; for at the consistory they had had no speech with
 9 8,3 |     one was astonished when, a consistory having been summoned one
10 11,5|        him by the pope in full consistory, and afterwards ratified
11 12,2|       it was decided to call a consistory which was to declare Frederic
12 12,4|   these, the pope nominated in consistory Francesco Borgia, Cardinal
13 13,1| sentence of forfeiture in full consistory against Julius Caesar of