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 1 1 |  highest of natural endowments, being the portion only of intellectual
 2 7 |                  7. Such, then, being the condition of human liberty,
 3 7 | necessity of our voluntary acts being in accordance with reason,
 4 10|        binding force of law, as being no rule of justice, but
 5 13|      Thus, an effectual barrier being opposed to tyranny, the
 6 13|        of the commonwealth; all being free to live according to
 7 17|      holding that man as a free being is bound by no law of God
 8 21|       equal footing, no account being taken of the religion of
 9 23|      not be spared. Thus, truth being gradually obscured by darkness,
10 27|        superstition of paganism being dispelled, the wide world
11 27|         the Church, so far from being an obstacle to the pursuit
12 32|   result. The fruit, instead of being sweet and wholesome, has
13 33|         men are in this our age being borne. For this reason,
14 33|       sake; for evil of itself, being a privation of good, is
15 35|          they calumniate her as being wanting in patience and
16 35|        allow her the liberty of being herself free.~