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 1 1,1|     Lord of powers distributes good things with plenteous hand
 2 1,1|       he is not lacking in any good. That as a matter of fact,
 3 2  |       grieves sincerely and to good purpose, and understands,
 4 2  |     for our Lord, the true and good Shepherd, who laid down
 5 2  |     whose fidelity we have had good proof: trusting that the
 6 2  |   opinion. May God keep you in good health, dearly beloved brother.
 7 3  | council now declare what seems good concerning the faith, since
 8 6,8|     aid, both because it was a good work in itself, and for
 9 6,2|        should everywhere stand good (Mansi, vii., 89-97). We
10 6,9|     cities, though they are in good health and free from any
11 6,6|        stewards, it has seemed good that every church having
12 6,8|     with a view to the general good and peace of the Church,