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 1 Pref  | calamities ‑ the torpor of the good.~* * *~Under the circumstances,
 2 Pref  |     circumstances, what is the good of this new edition of a
 3   1   |       evolution is the supreme good of humanity.~c) This evolution
 4   6, 1|        population to accept as good, normal and even indisputable,
 5   6, 1|      monolithic ‑ in truth and good­ness as in the Europe of
 6   6, 2|       as well as to the common good ‑ indispensable for both
 7   6, 2|     the spiritual and cultural good of individuals, families,
 8   6, 2|    important condition for the good of souls both in the religious
 9   6, 2|    total lack of an im­portant good ‑ in this case, the light ‑
10   6, 2|     the in­sufficiency of this good. The Roman society had,
11   6, 2|     pondered, the thesis holds good that it is vain to keep
12  10   |     world the reward for their good actions and the penalty