Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     2     |             affects other peoples to the degree that Western influence has
 2     1,     3,   1|                it to a greater or lesser degree.~ ~
 3     1,     3,   5|                existed to a considerable degree,~nor, much less, with the
 4     1,     3,   5|                   A dictatorship, to the degree it is good, proceeds to
 5     1,     5,   4|     differentiated from one another. The degree of distinctness varies considerably
 6     1,     7,   1|               solidly established in the degree of dignity due to it, flourished
 7     1,     7,   2|           virtues to a greater or lesser degree. Illuminated by faith, it
 8     1,     7,   3|       personality, having reached a high degree of progress, would be able
 9     1,     8,   2|         exacerbated to an extremely high degree.~            Such an affirmation,
10     1,     8,   3|                 always, at least to some degree, in bad faith. If Protestantism,
11     1,     8,   3|                  On the contrary, to the degree a man declines in virtue
12     1,     8,   3|                  a secret of God to what degree a slow-marching revolutionary
13     1,    10,   3|              good or bad customs. To the degree they favor good ones, they
14     1,    10,   3|            wholesomely customary. To the degree they favor bad customs,
15     2,     1,   4|                it, even in the slightest degree. To the contrary, it consists
16     2,    11,   1|                                a. To the degree that these works normalize
17     2,    12,   7| Counter-Revolution. Nevertheless, to the degree that she really benefits
18     2,    12,   9|            oppose the Revolution to some degree and can even force it back.
19     3,     3,   1|                 heretofore inconceivable degree of liberty, equality, and
20     3,     3,   2|               form of knowledge, to what degree may a Catholic perceive