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 1 2 |       after his baptism here in Rome[7] he lived to an advanced
 2 2 |         defending the Bible. At Rome he had learned Latin and
 3 4 |   Seraphim. He then returned to Rome on ecclesiastical business,
 4 7 |       he had passed his life at Rome, the capital of the world.~
 5 46|  regular clergy, should come to Rome for Biblical study. All
 6 61|     pagan morals then infecting Rome! But he rightly felt that
 7 65|       evil men's assaults, left Rome and wrote just before he
 8 67|      could, while far away from Rome and leading a life hard
 9 67|      soul, cry out: "Would that Rome had what tiny Bethlehem
10 68|       68.~ But we rejoice - and Rome with us - that the Saint'
11 68|         where he dwelt so long, Rome now possesses them, for
12 69| blessing.~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, September 15, 1920, the