quapropter me meosque commendans et excusans litteras seriores granditer obsecro, ut intercessione consueta, cuius viribus immane polletis, clericalis tirocinii in nobis reptantia rudimenta tueamini, ut, si quid dignabitur de morum pravitate nostrorum immutabilis dei mutare clementia, totum id suffragiorum vestrorum patrocinio debeamus.
For this reason I commend myself and my people to you, and, with an apology for this rather belated letter,  I earnestly beseech you to protect the immature efforts of my clerical beginnings by your wonted intercession, whose strength gives you enormous power. Should the mercy of the never-changing God deign to change aught in the depravity of my ways, I would fain owe it all to your protecting help!
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