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 1   2  (33) |       date from the time when the study of the canon law became
 2 Prop1     |       have been kept thereby from study and prayer, until they are
 3 Prop1     |         pomp, they could pray and study better, and so become worthy
 4 Prop1     |         continue to preach, pray, study and care for the poor? Yet
 5 Prop1     |       better devote themselves to study and be prepared at any time
 6 Prop1     |         everyone wants his son to study for the priesthood, not
 7 Prop2     |          be free to serve God, to study, to become scholars and
 8 Prop2     |          should no longer need to study, but he who overcame another
 9 Prop3     |         with profitless labor and study, at the cost of much precious
10 Prop3     |         spirit has introduced the study of Aristotle. ~Again, his
11 Prop3  (2)|           basis of all scientific study in every department. The
12 Prop3     |        all our living, and so the study of the canon law only stands
13 Prop3     |          stands in the way of the study of the Holy Scriptures;
14 Prop3     |         of his hear,6 so that the study of it is henceforth a waste
15 Prop3     |             ought to be the first study of young students in theology
16 Prop3     |         the Bible ought to be the study for the doctors. But now
17 Prop3     |   Scriptures. We are like men who study the sign-posts and never
18 Prop3     |           most general subject of study, both in the higher and
19 Prop3     | universities were diligent in the study of Holy Scripture, we should