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 1 4 |     the spirit. Although the world tried to entice him he lived
 2 4 |    he lived crucified to the world. He constantly sought after
 3 7 |      the consummation of the world."15 Finally, He is the witness
 4 7 |     Spirit of truth whom the world cannot receive, because
 5 8 |    particular mission in the world. Moreover, even her enemies
 6 11| forth as "a spectacle to the world, and angels, and men." ~
 7 15|     be not conformed to this world, but be transformed in the
 8 29|     life,"47 coming into the world that man "may have life,
 9 32|      Manifest thyself to the world."59 They repeat the ambitious
10 38|      seen by the eyes of the world. It so enkindled Borromeo,
11 43|    in the sight of the whole world and in the broad light of