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 1        Intro, Vulgat,   0      |          it has greatly pleased us and seemed remarkably conducive
 2        Intro, Litera,   0      |  Exercises, They greatly please us and we judge them worthy
 3        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |    flock of Christ entrusted to Us and Our devotion to the
 4        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |         and praise of God impel Us to embrace what helps the
 5        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |     spiritual profit, and cause Us to hearken to those who
 6        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |   hearken to those who petition Us for what can foster and
 7        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |    Society of Jesus, erected by Us in Our beloved City and
 8        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |      Hence he has humbly begged Us to cause the aforesaid instructions
 9        Intro, PaulIII,   0     |     devotion. And he has begged Us, should We find them worthy,
10        Intro, PaulIII,   0     | testimony of and report made to Us by Our beloved son John
11        Annot,   0,   0         |  movements of the feelings: let us remark that, in the acts
12            1, Princi,   0      |      what is most conducive for us to the end for which we
13            1, GeneralExam,   2 |      the creature does not make us so attentive or circumspect
14            2, 1Day,   0        |       are saying, that is: "Let Us work the redemption of the
15            2, Preamble,   0    |       to His parents, has given us for the first state, - which
16            2, Preamble,   0    |   Majesty wants to be served by us.~And so, for some introduction
17            2, Preamble,   0    |         God our Lord would give us to choose.~
18            2, Prelude,   0     |  election, as far as depends on us, the eye of our intention
19            2, Prelude,   0     |       if it is more suitable to us, - which is the means for
20       Annunc, PalmSunday,   0  |       the trees, saying: "'Save us, Son of David, blessed is
21       Annunc, PalmSunday,   0  |      the name of the Lord: Save us in the heights!'"~
22       Annunc, Caiphas,   0     |        asked Him: "'Prophesy to us, who is he that struck Thee?'"
23       Annunc, Pilate,   0      |        all cried, saying: 'Give us not this man, but Barabbas!'"~
24       Annunc, 2Apparit,   0    |    saying: "'Who shall lift for us the stone from the door
25        Rules, Receive,   0     |         who guides and counsels us, so in desolation it is
26        Rules, Receive,   0     |      consolation withdraws from us.~The second, to try us and
27        Rules, Receive,   0     |     from us.~The second, to try us and see how much we are
28        Rules, Receive,   0     |      graces.~The third, to give us true acquaintance and knowledge,
29        Rules, Receive,   0     |       vainglory, attributing to us devotion or the other things
30        Rules, Receive,   0     |       moral; and where he finds us weakest and most in need
31        Rules, Receive,   0     |     salvation, there he attacks us and aims at taking us.~
32        Rules, Receive,   0     |   attacks us and aims at taking us.~
33        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|   making comparison of those of us who are alive to the blessed
34        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0|       which governs and directs us for the salvation of our