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 1 1 |      revelation in order "that all may come to know them with facility,
 2 3 |       justice, that the man of God may be perfect, furnished to
 3 4 |           of God. Their discourses may be brilliant and fine, but
 4 7 |          the field of this science may also be named, as especially
 5 7 |  pre-eminent; and his writings, it may be said, are Scripture all
 6 10|            falsely so called,"(28) may be opposed the ancient and
 7 10|            and that Holy Scripture may find the champions that
 8 12|           chosen and thus prepared may enter with confidence on
 9 12|            for them; and that they may carry out their work well
10 13|            a way that the students may learn from the sample that
11 13|        nevertheless wherever there may be ambiguity or want of
12 14|          Fathers~14. The Professor may now safely pass on to the
13 14|           teach, in order that men may investigate them with greater
14 14|           attained with difficulty may sink more deeply into the
15 14|             most of all, that they may understand that God has
16 14|            his hermeneutical skill may display itself with signal
17 14|       interpretation, such labours may, in the benignant providence
18 14|       defined, the private student may do work equally valuable,
19 15| non-Catholics, used with prudence, may sometimes be of use to the
20 17|    endeavour that the «Word of God may dwell in us abundantly»(47)
21 17|        with them as time and place may demand, will the better
22 18|          youthful intelligence, it may prove most fatal in destroying
23 19|           in explaining it; for it may be that, in commenting on
24 20|       where the proof is clear. It may also happen that the sense
25 21|            Augustine to St. )erome may sum up what they taught: "
26 22|         her accomplished children; may their services to the Faith
27 23|           endeavours and exertions may really prove advantageous
28 23|           contradict truth, and we may be sure that some mistake
29 24|         and exactness; that so, we may prove our gratitude to God
30 24|      results so much to be desired may be realized, especially
31 24|           order that these studies may be held in just regard and
32 24|            held in just regard and may flourish, in Seminaries
33 24|       interests and glory of truth may require-the interest of