Par.

1  2|       of God, who so loved the human race that not only did He
2  2|      all life, deigned to take human flesh, that by the power
3  3| considerable part of the great human family has been sunk in
4  4|      our common nature, and of human dignity, and the likeness
5  4|      the mouth of Caesar: "The human race exists for the sake
6  6|       and with increase to the human race, and men of whatever
7 10|        manifold corruptions of human society; so that, as death
8 11|     first, when we measure all human things, not by the body
9 21|        any injury to divine or human rights, with no political