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 1 2 |       limits of nature, that is to say, for the sanctification
 2 3 |           are external: that is to say, the sacraments which are
 3 3 |        shaken. Where are they that say that the Church has disappeared
 4 3 | fundamental principles. That is to say, that Christ the Lord instituted
 5 4 |            it into many parts...We say, therefore, that the Catholic
 6 4 |           had perished: that is to say, not some nations or peoples,
 7 4 |          many people shall go, and say: Come, and let us go up
 8 9 |     unanimous assent, they seem to say: “Behold the word of truth
 9 10|        John Chrysostom concurs: "I say and protest (he writes)
10 11|           on earth. "Should anyone say that Christ is the one head
11 12|             does St. Leo the Great say: "From the whole world Peter
12 15|            Lord saith to Peter: “I say to thee thou art Peter”;
13 15|            saving keys, that is to say, our prince, to whom it
14 15|          Lord. To which - I do not say - of the Bishops, but even
15 16|          as our Mother. Let no one say, I go indeed to idols, I