Parte, Capitolo, §

 1 Forew,  Intr     |      the course of the twenty centuries of the life of the Church.~           
 2     1,     3,   2|  local crises~that across the centuries have never ceased to intertwine
 3     1,     3,   5| critical process already five centuries old. It is a long chain
 4     1,     3,   5|     and astute. In these last centuries, it has attempted to disintegrate
 5     1,     3,   5|    the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. ~            An exaggerated
 6     1,     3,   5|      nineteenth and twentieth centuries of a hostile worldwide movement
 7     1,     6,   4|      course of more than four centuries, the more moderate currents
 8     1,     6,   6|      thousand vicissitudes of centuries fraught with surprises of
 9     2,     7,   2|      of Spain after the eight centuries from Covadonga to the fall
10     2,     7,   2|  explicit very gradually over centuries. Accordingly, counter-revolutionary
11     2,     8,   3|   Revolution down through the centuries. Above all, the spirit of
12     3,     1,   2|   been dominating it for four centuries – underwent such rapid and
13     3,     2,   4|    has suffered in the twenty centuries of her existence: oppositions
14     3,     3,   1|  develop to infinity over the centuries, so also the Revolution
15     3,     3,   2|     been doing throughout the centuries. Smiling, they will term
16     3,     3,   2|      instituted it and twenty centuries of religious life molded
17  Post            | nobiliary elites, who in past centuries played an important and