Parte, Capitolo, §

 1 Forew,  Intr     |   impression in this regard. One frequently finds therein refutations
 2     1,     3,   5|     humanism and the Renaissance frequently sought to relegate the Church,
 3     1,     4     |   tactical retreats that have so frequently been necessary.~           
 4     1,     7,   3|          a general leveling, but frequently it has been no more than
 5     1,     8,   2|     error. Nor does it deny that frequently it was an error that unleashed
 6     2,     5,   1|         isolation in which he so frequently finds himself in a chaos
 7     2,     7,   2|   revolutionary slogans that are frequently regarded as dogma even in
 8     2,     8,   3|          of sufficient grace, He frequently waits until they have reached
 9     2,     8,   3|       counter-revolutionary must frequently unmask the whole face of
10     2,    10,   1|     misanthropy, or the like, so frequently mentioned by certain authors
11     2,    11,   1| anticommunist but, nevertheless, frequently calls itself socialist. ~