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 1 4 |      of revealed doctrine, in order to show that both human
 2 6 |    required of philosophy, in order that sacred theology may
 3 6 |       in a complete union; in order, in fine, that all and each
 4 8 |                     8. But in order that philosophy may be bound
 5 8 |    truths of the supernatural order which are far beyond the
 6 14|     labors and vigils, set in order and beautified, and when
 7 16|     of cause and effect, that order and array as of a disciplined
 8 17|      distributed in wonderful order, and so increased with important
 9 21|    brief to the friars of the Order of Preachers, 1451; Benedict
10 21|     precision of language, an order of matters, a truth of conclusions,
11 22|     Trent made it part of the order of conclave to lay upon
12 24| manner of the Scholastics, in order that, the forces of revelation
13 26|     that many members of your order, venerable brethren, have
14 29|   those principles of the new order which are well known to
15 29|     dangerous to the peaceful order of things and to public
16 29|       principles whence their order and varied unity and mutual