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 1 6 |      bonds, so as to form one society, one kingdom, one body-"
 2 10|           The Church a Divine Society~10. But as this heavenly
 3 10| individuals, but as forming a society, organized and united in
 4 10|   this way a duly constituted society should exist, formed out
 5 10| indeed even made the Church a society far more perfect than any
 6 10|     Therefore the Church is a society divine in its origin, supernatural
 7 10|    names indicating a perfect society. It is spoken of as the
 8 10|     no true and perfect human society can be conceived which is
 9 10|     is a divinely constituted society, unity of government, which
10 12|     could never secure to any society of men unity or strength.
11 12|    him who has to guard human society really and effectively.