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 1 3 |          by the most illustrious Fathers of the Church. They, indeed,
 2 4 |         been adopted by the holy Fathers of the Church. What is more,
 3 6 |          Augustine and the other fathers commended and strove to
 4 8 |         from that path which the Fathers have entered upon from a
 5 10|        the other hand, the early Fathers and Doctors of the Church,
 6 14|     voluminous works of the holy Fathers. And with regard, venerable
 7 14|         there was founded by Our fathers, men of eminent wisdom,
 8 15|     sovereign Pontiffs, the holy Fathers and the councils, must always
 9 15|       reading and explaining the Fathers, or for exposing and refuting
10 22| deliberations and decrees of the Fathers, contending against the
11 22|    Catholic Doctors, is that the Fathers of Trent made it part of
12 24| philosophic discipline which Our Fathers so dearly loved. We think
13 27|        the solid doctrine of the Fathers and the Scholastics, who
14 30|          the opinion of the holy Fathers, always held in anthropology