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 1 8 |              hence, it may truly be said that all human subsistence
 2 13|             a State, is, as We have said, a true society, governed
 3 18|          seek elsewhere, as We have said, for the solace to its troubles. ~
 4 22|             up, then, what has been said: Whoever has received from
 5 22|             He that hath a talent," said St. Gregory the Great, "
 6 33| commonwealth; and it need hardly be said that they are in every city
 7 34|      important that it may be truly said that it is only by the labor
 8 35|                         35. We have said that the State must not
 9 43|         beyond. The only way, it is said, in which injustice might
10 62|         since religion alone, as We said at the beginning, can avail