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 1 1 |     holiness and the sovereign good, to which only the will
 2 3 |  wonderfully contribute to the good of the commonwealth. We
 3 5 |      brought up, so that every good citizen hesitates not to
 4 5 |    fitting it is to prefer the good of the soul to the well-being
 5 8 |      authority, for the common good. But true and legitimate
 6 8 |       nor that held to be true good which is repugnant to the
 7 8 |       supreme and unchangeable good, or that wrests aside and
 8 10|       And to be ready to every good work."(7) Thereby he openly
 9 14|     courage on the part of the good. Moreover, want of vigor
10 16|      opportune and fruitful of good that they thought well to
11 25|    others refer to the general good of the Church, and both
12 28| religion and the observance of good morals be upheld. By such
13 29|        the general and supreme good, to which all else should
14 31|  perfect accord for the common good. These precepts contain
15 32|    memory of the past have the good result of leading to a wiser
16 33|  entertain a doubt as to their good will towards the holy see;
17 36|    that relates to the general good and that which concerns
18 36|        that which concerns the good of individuals. This latter
19 39|      wise when they call "evil good, and good evil," and "put
20 39|      they call "evil good, and good evil," and "put darkness