Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     3,   4|               IS DOMINANT~            Considered superficially, the events
 2     1,     6,   5|            REFUTED~            Having considered these notions, we can now
 3     1,     6,   5| semi-counter-revolutionary" cannot be considered a soldier of the Counter-Revolution.~           
 4     1,     7,   3|           very principle of authority considered in the abstract.~           
 5     1,     7,   3|               this regard, it must be considered an active factor of liberalism.
 6     1,     8,   2|            the revolutionary process, considered as a whole and also in its
 7     2,     7,   2|              indissoluble marriage is considered outdated? The Revolution'
 8     2,     8,   3|            with ideas and habits long considered innocent by most people. ~
 9     2,     8,   3|           teach a love for inequality considered on the metaphysical plane,
10     2,     8,   3|               as they occur in a soul considered by itself. Mutatis mutandis,
11     2,    12,   5|               to hate the Revolution (considered in its entirety and not
12     3,     2,   4|           wolves, could their work be considered~pastoral, proper to good
13     3,     2,   4|    Counter-Revolution, the Church was considered the great spiritual force
14     3,     3,   1|        whether orthodox or heterodox) considered the dictatorship of the
15  Post            |            Rodriguez, O.P., generally considered one of the glories of contemporary
16  Post            |              everything that could be considered favorable to the acceptance
17  Post            |               virtues of the families considered noble and urges the Patriciate