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 1 1,2 | cried Francesco. ~"And for Christendom," replied his sister, with
 2 2,1 |    for aid to the whole of Christendom, had not been willing to
 3 2,1 |   to the spiritual head of Christendom a request supported by such
 4 3,2 |  to the Church, and joy to Christendom, seeing that you have been
 5 3,3 |    act as we deem best for Christendom, and not as you deem best
 6 4,3 |  sobriquet of "the Jews of Christendom," replied that they were
 7 5,3 |   your Highness and to all Christendom. In turning the matter over
 8 5,3 |  to compromise the head of Christendom, while the sum of 300,000
 9 5,6 | fail to be for the good of Christendom, as it was demanded for
10 5,8 | pope, and the interests of Christendom; and these preparations
11 11,1| threatening an invasion of Christendom, and that he knew for a