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1 1 |    at the same time that the Christian interests of the Indians
2 1 |    with a firm hope that the Christian name in your Portugal will
3 3 |      or glory, to spread the Christian religion before extending
4 3 |     brought the light of the Christian faith to the most remote
5 5 |    colonists themselves in a Christian way of life. Today especially,
6 6 |     great beginning on which Christian states ought to be ruled.
7 10| Encyclical letters about the Christian regulation of the state.~
8 12|      As a result neither the Christian instruction of the faithful