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 1 1 |     Us to embrace the whole Christian Republic and each of the
 2 2 |     rob the people of their Christian institutions. As to the
 3 2 |    public institutions that Christian stamp and character which
 4 3 |    Rome, the most august of Christian cities, is now a place laid
 5 5 |    goods. If, in truth, the Christian religion has created for
 6 8 |   evils; for the enemies of Christian wisdom, be their rival pretensions
 7 11|    heart than the safety of Christian interests, and deeply moved
 8 16|    the duties which are the Christian life in action. And in order
 9 16|     and excite zeal for the Christian faith and other virtues.
10 16|    of supreme importance to Christian interests that the Roman
11 16|   of Italy and the peace of Christian nations depend by a necessary
12 17|   to be brave, since to the Christian there can be no cause for
13 18| saps all the foundations of Christian wisdom; and very often a
14 21|  the guardian and patron of Christian nations. And with like care