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 1 Intro,      0|   earth visibly mingled, when Christian society reached the zenith
 2 Intro,      0| Probably at no period has the Christian conscience realized more
 3 Intro,      0|      unanimity with which the Christian idea was accepted in those
 4 Intro,      0|     the purest glories of the Christian Church under the name of
 5 Intro,      0|      stirring pages enough in Christian hagiology. Who can read
 6 Intro,      0|     Assuredly it was not from Christian bishops who would have disgraced
 7 Intro,      0|       entirety of its details Christian, but at least profoundly
 8 Intro,      0|      every well-known form of Christian life, healthy or parasitic,
 9 Intro,      0|   that unique breviary of the Christian Platonician. Another result
10   1,      7  |       of the believers in the Christian religion; and, therefore,
11   2,      5  |      How God grieves over the Christian people, and particularly
12   2,      5  |    Church (that is to say the Christian religion) I also say of
13   2,      5  | breasts the universal body of Christian people, and also any other
14   2,      6  |                       A false Christian is punished more than a
15   2,     16  |   does the ignorant and false Christian, who has lost grace by sin." ~
16   3,     31  |      is the fate of the false Christian, who is placed in Hell in