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 1 3 |        immediately by God, and, far surpassing the condition
 2 5 |   identical with the will in so far as it has in its action
 3 5 |       is necessarily good in so far as it is known by the intellect;
 4 9 |       from this end, and, in so far as human law is in conformity
 5 11|        forbidding evil. And, so far from this most just authority
 6 23|         more surely, because by far the greater part of the
 7 27|      teaching of the Church, so far from being an obstacle to
 8 30|        obedience exists only so far as it is in accordance with
 9 35| tolerance, it is surprising how far removed from the equity
10 41|        truth and justice; in so far, namely, that the Church,
11 41|      conform to the times in so far as her sacred office permits.
12 42|    regarded as legitimate in so far only as it affords greater