Ad Petri Cathedram
  Chapter, §
1   1,10|     measure of each single part) derives its increase to the building


Mater et magistra
  §
2 106   |        highly of an income which derives from capital and the rights
3 112   |       character of a right which derives its force and validity from


Pacem in terris
  §
4 14    |         us to God, that religion derives its name.''10~Hence, too,
5 38    |       human will, and as such it derives from the eternal law, which
6 47    |  escaping the conclusion that it derives its binding force from the
7 51    | postulate of the moral order and derives from God. Consequently,
8 51    |         and as such it obviously derives from eternal law. A law