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 1 2 |     what applies to individual men applies equally to society-domestic
 2 2 |      society or a community of men, but only as the deceitful
 3 3 |      daily losing esteem among men, either by reason of forgetfulness
 4 3 |        incredible multitude of men is in danger of not achieving
 5 4 |        it is evident, upon all men the duty of learning thoroughly
 6 5 |        instructing and guiding men she summons them to eternal
 7 5 |    character than those toward men.~
 8 6 |       kindly toward our fellow men, nourish affection for the
 9 6 |   through the perverse will of men, inverted. For, instances
10 6 |    State seems to require from men as subjects one thing, and
11 6 |      thing, and religion, from men as Christians, quite another;
12 7 |    from God in order to please men, an act of consummate wickedness
13 7 |        to obey God rather than men."(4) This answer, which
14 8 |       to a man over his fellow men;(5) nor may that be accounted
15 8 |        draws away the wills of men from the charity of God.~
16 10|      declares that, if laws of men contain injunctions contrary
17 12|   divers requirements of life, men have become possessed with
18 12|       of the commonweal. These men aspire unjustly, and with
19 14|       God and the salvation of men are confided to her keeping.
20 14|      in any manner the help of men. Power certainly is not
21 17|        hostility and hatred of men, which He first and foremost
22 22|    deny that God has spoken to men, or who bring into doubt
23 25|       as their object to train men to perfection.~
24 26|     aim to govern the minds of men in the defending of the "
25 31|      proper to give support to men of acknowledged worth, and
26 32|     and lively in the souls of men, and had there not been
27 34|            34. The prudence of men of this cast is of ;hat
28 36|   fallen into their power. But men of this high character maintain
29 39|   alarmed at the wickedness of men; but in the case of nations
30 39| especially as a vast number of men, having rejected the Christian
31 40|        of our neighbour, since men have a share in the infinite
32 40|  itself, had not enjoined that men should love one another,
33 40|    with which He Himself loves men, He obtained for His disciples
34 41|      of charity. Since impious men are bent on giving fresh
35 41|    love of God and the love of men.~