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 1 6 |    Anselmi"), "both learned and good and brilliant in speech,
 2 7 |      praised him because he was good ("Epicedion in obitum Anselmi"). ~
 3 13|       aim, or desire to promote good of any kind, that incites
 4 16|         i. 1), "having rejected good conscience they have made
 5 25| unfrequently the case among the good, would incriminate us too,
 6 26|     wont to bring to perfection good intentions and good effort,
 7 26|  perfection good intentions and good effort, and to reward them
 8 28|       things work together unto good to them that love God" (
 9 28|       these evils He will bring good, and above all the obstacles
10 31|     lawfully be done and as the good of souls requires. And certainly
11 41|  aberration, the very progress, good in itself, of positive science
12 49|        to unseal for the common good the spring of Christian
13 57|    Since the sweet odor of your good works has reached Us, We