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 1 Declaration,4(2)  |      Universae," III, 1, 29. Cf. ibid., 31 (AAS 59 [1967],
 2 Declaration,5     |      world's crowning glory (cf. Gen. 1:26-28). On the human
 3 Declaration,5     |      resurrection in Christ (cf. 1 Cor. 15:20-27). Thus
 4 Declaration,5     |     again taken back by Him (cf. Gen. 2:7; Wis. 15:11).
 5 Declaration,5     |      blood cries out to Him (cf. Gen. 4:10) and He will
 6 Declaration,5     |      received as a "talent" (cf. Mt. 25:14-30); it must
 7 Declaration,5(5)  |      is moulded by His hand (cf. Ps. 118:73). It would seem
 8 Declaration,5(5)  |   later in many other texts. Cf. Is. 49:1-5; 46:3; Jb. 10:
 9 Declaration,6(6)  |   uses the same expressions (cf. Funk, l.c., 91-93).~
10 Declaration,6(7)  |   behalf of Christians," 35 (cf. PG. 6, 970: S.C. 3, pp.
11 Declaration,7(9)  |      21 (Mansi, 14, p. 909). Cf. Council of Elvira, canon
12 Declaration,7(10) |       423-424: CSEL 33, 619. Cf. the "Decree of Gratian"
13 Declaration,7(13) |                Dz-Sch. 1184. Cf. also the Constitution "
14 Declaration,7(17) |        Gaudium et spes," 51. Cf. 27 (AAS 58 [1966], p. 1072;
15 Declaration,7(17) |      AAS 58 [1966], p. 1072; cf. 1047).~
16 Declaration,18(25)| methods of birth regulation. Cf. "Humanae vitae,"[14] (ibid.,