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 1 1 |     every best gift and every perfect gift" (Ep. James i., 17)-
 2 6 |         that they may be made perfect in one" (John xvii., 20-
 3 6 |     be so closely knit and so perfect amongst His followers that
 4 6 |  necessary foundation of this perfect concord amongst men, from
 5 6 |  amongst you, and that you be perfect in the same mind and in
 6 10|     Church a society far more perfect than any other. For the
 7 10|    Writ by names indicating a perfect society. It is spoken of
 8 10|      head. Indeed no true and perfect human society can be conceived
 9 10|       Jerome): "heresy has no perfect dogmatic teaching, whereas
10 12|       all-that being the most perfect he should govern the more
11 12|     he should govern the more perfect" (S. Ambrosius, Exposit.
12 16| fuller instruction and a more perfect disposition to keep united