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 1 1   |         For we were created in the divine image and likeness, and
 2 8   |      disaccord with truth and with divine reason; nor that held to
 3 8(5)|        political authority must be divine in origin.~
 4 9   |           symbol as it were of the Divine Majesty, even when it is
 5 10  |    manifestly at variance with the divine law, containing enactments
 6 11  |        laws be never set above the divine law, is the essential duty
 7 11  |         perfection of the mind; in divine charity which, in like manner,
 8 15  |         virtue, is a great boon of divine grace and goodness; nevertheless,
 9 15  |           is, of teaching, lies by divine right in the province of
10 22  |        reposes not on human but on divine authority, for what God
11 22  |        adhere, as to an infallible divine rule, to the teaching of
12 24  |        believed "with Catholic and divine faith."(27) But this likewise
13 24  |            things contained in the divine oracles have reference to
14 24  |            by the Church using her divine right, and in the Church
15 32  |          themselves sharers in the divine virtue which resides in
16 40  | commandment concerning charity its divine proclaimer styled new, not