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 1 7 |      the Catholic cause by his life and example in his solitude
 2 7 |      than if he had passed his life at Rome, the capital of
 3 8 |        account of St. Jerome's life and labors we may now treat
 4 31|   Jerome exhibits in his whole life and teaching: both are steeped
 5 32|     God in His mercy grants us life, we sincerely hope to see
 6 34| adopted a most severe style of life. With all obstacles thus
 7 36|       down for his own student life: "It has always been my
 8 41|  Solomon's Proverbs the way of life, from Ecclesiastes how to
 9 45|    himself; but however much a life so meritorious may serve
10 59|     support a wise man in this life or help him to preserve
11 61|        beauty of the Christian life; and that a love of what
12 61|     taught a holy integrity of life, pure souls have the beauty
13 61|       austerity of an interior life should be extolled, and
14 62|         As for toil, his whole life and not merely his writings
15 63|  Christ."[121] And "what other life can there be without knowledge
16 63|      Bible wherein Christ, the life of them that believe, is
17 63|      the River and the Tree of Life, says:~One stream flows
18 67|        from Rome and leading a life hard for the body but inexpressibly
19 68|    truly Christian standard of life, to shake themselves free
20 68|        seems to have sprung to life again in these days. His