Chapter, §

 1 Int, 2 |       it was Our intention to give new luster and strength
 2 Int, 4 | complexity, of the subject to give faithful consideration to
 3   3, 45|    certainly does not wish to give stintingly. They should
 4   4, 53|  chief work of creation; they give him mastery over his physical,
 5   4, 57|    All the People of God must give testimony to the mystery
 6   4, 57|      kind at their source and give solid support by his advice
 7   5, 70| spirit of poverty, which will give tone and vigor to evangelical
 8   6, 73|    renewing his resolution to give an ever increasing and ever
 9   6, 77|    emotional tendencies which give rise to desires not sufficiently
10   7, 84|      very grave reasons which give ground for really solid
11   7, 88|     dispositions nevertheless give promise of their being able