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 1 3 |            the divine power of the Christian religion has given birth
 2 9 |        power. Afterwards, when the Christian Gospel shed its light, vanity
 3 18|           always so acted that the Christian form of civil government
 4 18| immediately on their embracing the Christian institutions, the teaching
 5 19|            any persons bearing the Christian name proved by this argument
 6 19|            all to the Empire: "The Christian is the enemy of no one,
 7 20|            praetors to abandon the Christian faith or in any way fail
 8 20|           same period the force of Christian principles was observed
 9 20|             For it was a mark of a Christian soldier to combine the greatest
10 21|            21. But afterward, when Christian rulers were at the head
11 22|            gave hope of its future Christian greatness, the Roman Pontiffs,
12 28|    guardians and protectors of the Christian name.~Given at St. Peter'