Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent/Session XXV/Place of Ambassadors

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Session XXV. On the Place of Ambassadors
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ON THE FLAGS OF AMBASSADORS.

The holy synod declares, that, by the place assigned to ambassadors, as well ecclesiastics as seculars, whether in session, procession, or in any other acts soever, no prejudice has been created in regard of any amongst them; but that all their own rights and prerogatives, and those of their own emperor, kings, republics, and princes, are uninjured and sound, and continue in the same state as they were before the present council.

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