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 1 2 |        of souls, have for a long time cherished the desire to
 2 8 |     studies. In a brief space of time, innumerable editions, especially
 3 8 |       now in common use. At this time, moreover, were carefully
 4 8 |      great reputation. From that time downwards the labour and
 5 8 |      never been wanting; for, as time went on, eminent scholars
 6 11|         the circumstances of the time demand. With this view,
 7 12|         importance to provide in time for a continuous succession
 8 13|     extent of the matter nor the time at disposal allows each
 9 13|          the Church. At the same time, the other versions which
10 13|        this kind more labour and time than are spent on the Sacred
11 17|          acquainted with them as time and place may demand, will
12 18|        were commonly used at the time, and which in many instances
13 22|          past, so at the present time, the Church is never without
14 23|         suspend judgment for the time being. There have been objections
15 23|       careful investigations. As time goes on, mistaken views
16 24| traditions of antiquity; and, as time goes on, let them be widened
17 24|     precious; whilst at the same time the heart will grow warm,