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 1 7 |          writers whose laborious studies and admirable writings have
 2 7 |       century, although Biblical studies did not flourish with the
 3 8 |       strong impetus to Biblical studies. In a brief space of time,
 4 12| facilities for full and complete studies. Professors thus chosen
 5 13|         making these preliminary studies in an orderly and thorough
 6 15|         labour. For although the studies of non-Catholics, used with
 7 16|          means, both in Biblical studies and in that part of Theology
 8 18|         beginning their literary studies; for the young, if they
 9 22|         in carrying out complete studies. Truly an excellent fashion
10 24|   persuasion in order that these studies may be held in just regard
11 24|         admitted to these sacred studies, and thereby illuminated