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 1   6, 2 |       and especially ‑ of the right of property in its relation
 2   6, 2 |   would keep silent about the right of property in order to
 3   6, 2 |       it is that, without the right knowledge of the legitimacy
 4   6, 2 |       limitation, there is no right knowledge of the cardinal
 5   6, 2 | presupposes as given that the right forma­tion of the intelligence
 6   6, 2 | everything prejudicial to the right formation of the intellect
 7   6, 2 |     is gravely opposed to the right development of the faculties
 8   6, 2 |      Accord­ingly, he has the right to seek for himself the
 9   6, 2 |     no owner. He also has the right of providing, in a stable
10   6, 2 |      the brutes, but also the right of stable ownership, in
11   6, 2 |     highly propitious for the right and virtuous exercise of
12   7, 1 |       1. Defending, thus, the right of property, the Church
13   7, 3 |     could be silent about the right of property for decades
14   7, 4 |     continuous revival of the right of property, we shall make
15 Summ, 7|    maintain silence about the right of property with­out prejudice