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 1 1 |           circumstance enables the Christian world to celebrate, at a
 2 2 |         not prove fruitless to the Christian world, which has always,
 3 6 |       returns to the profession of Christian doctrine and to the rules
 4 8 |            by men than a return to Christian sentiments. Now the perfection
 5 8 |  sentiments. Now the perfection of Christian virtue lies in that disposition
 6 9 |       deeds, the complete model of Christian perfection.~
 7 10|           heretics by the light of Christian wisdom, so was the grace
 8 12|            propagate zealously the Christian faith, and to devote himself
 9 15|         the earth as messengers of Christian peace and eternal salvation.
10 17|         back his contemporaries to Christian ways. It was undoubtedly
11 21|       applied themselves to revive Christian morality as far as lay in
12 22|       benefits has flowed into the Christian and civil republic. But
13 22|        thoroughly and surpassingly Christian, is wonderfully fitted for
14 22|         now; nor is the neglect of Christian duties small, whether from
15 23|         faith and piety, and every Christian virtue would easily flourish;
16 23|         thoroughly imbued with the Christian religion feel a conviction
17 25| opportunely do the same, We exhort Christian men not to refuse to enroll
18 25|             may he also grant that Christian people may rend towards
19 26|    centuries, Italy and the entire Christian world would be brought to