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Carlo Quinto +, Paolo III +, Giulio +, Angelo Massarelli +, Lutero +, Papa +, Imperadore +, Soave +, Filiberto Naldi +, Paolo di Termes +, Signori d'Allegri, dell'Isola, d'Oisel +, Ambasciadori del Marchesi di Brandeburgh al Concilio +, Ambasciadori Portoghesi al Concilio +, Martino Mascaregna +, Conte di Tendiglia +, Francesco Vargas +, Luigi d'Avila +, Luigi Requesens +, Patriarca Grimano +, Niccolò da Ponte +, Bernardo Navagero +, Marcantonio Amulio +, Ambrogio Polito +, Ambrogio Pelargo +, Elettor di Colonia +, Anabattisti +, Andalot +, Andrea Audeto +, Andrea Carlostadio +, Andrea Cuesta +, Andrea Doria +, Barbarossa +, Andrea Dudizio Sbardellato +, Andrea Vega +, Ferdinando Francesco d'Avalos +, Claudio Quignones +, Guido Fabri +, Lodovico Lansac +  and Rinaldo Ferier +
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