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 1 1 |    interval, the memory of two men who, having been called
 2 1 | Providence. For, by calling on men to celebrate the birthdays
 3 5 |        Us for the salvation of men by means of the remedy We
 4 6 |     name under heaven given to men whereby We must be saved."(1)
 5 6 |       or through the faults of men, it is absolutely indispensable
 6 8 |     faith was deeply rooted in men's souls, and it was a glorious
 7 8 |     nothing was more needed by men than a return to Christian
 8 8 |    century; for too many among men, enslaved by the things
 9 10|      imitation of Christ those men who had strayed both long
10 12|     charity he extended to all men; but the poorest and most
11 17|     angels than of the lips of men, show us sufficiently how
12 18|       set themselves to exhort men to despise earthly things
13 19|        a common occurrence for men of every state of life to
14 21|      safeguard in that body of men who, guided by the virtues
15 22| miracles. And to these temples men from all parts are wont
16 23|     would be broken; nor would men refuse to have their desires
17 23|        a most hateful burthen. Men bound together by the bonds
18 25|      same, We exhort Christian men not to refuse to enroll