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 1 1 |        to be "a spectacle to the world and to angels and to men" (
 2 1 |       and there cannot be in the world any charity worthy of the
 3 3 |     children in all parts of the world on the occasion of Our sacerdotal
 4 5 |     diffusion of iniquity in the world. One of these We wish especially
 5 5 |         others rise to light the world, so the sons succeed to
 6 6 |          there was no man in the world then "who would say: Anselm
 7 8 |      between qualities which the world falsely judges to be irreconcilable
 8 9 |         of the great ones of the world, the favors of the powerful,
 9 15| according to the elements of the world, and not according to Christ (
10 17|        the spirit of a frivolous world with the dignity and constancy
11 25|  advocate and defender." In this world God loves nothing more than
12 25|        energetic words: "In this world God loves nothing more than
13 26|    select for His Spouse in this world. . . Take her, I say, into
14 27|       the lords and kings of the world, may well be repeated by
15 27|     justice, and religion in the world. In our times, indeed, the
16 29|         Christ to the end of the world. The ship, then, was buffeted
17 29|        great tribulations in the world, buffeted by various storms
18 29|        the opposing waves of the world, stirring up against her
19 30|    unjustly, by truckling to the world, "the whole of which is
20 30|   hallucination is as old as the world, but it is always modern
21 30|        and always present in the world so long as there are soldiers
22 38|       demon and of hatred to the world, which knows nothing similar
23 54|          the consummation of the world. And to say nothing of the