Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     7,   1|         that no artifice of the adversaries can destroy or obscure." 18~           
 2     2,     1,   3|      TURNED AGAINST PRESENT-DAY ADVERSARIES~            It must be added
 3     2,     5,   3|     when he has no or only weak adversaries to face him. However, if
 4     2,     7,   1| struggle with local ideological adversaries the main objective of the
 5     2,    12     |         in other lands, against adversaries from among other peoples,
 6     3,     2,   2|       of collaboration with the adversaries it had tried to crush through
 7     3,     2,   2|   approximations with all their adversaries, whether religious or temporal. ~           
 8     3,     2,   3|       well as neutrals and even adversaries.~            It uses any
 9     3,     2,   3|         at the neutrals and its adversaries: ~            a. to deceive
10     3,     2,   3|        persecute, and block its adversaries.~            These are,
11     3,     2,   3|    friends as by destroying its adversaries.~            Obviously,
12     3,     2,   4|        to scare away the lesser adversaries but gave free rein - by