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1 1 |          that men will remember the just man forever, for even though
2 1 |             the noble family of the just. Like a loving mother, she
3 11|           in his days and was found just." He is, therefore, a worthy
4 13|    innovators of that time despised just that kind of life of preparation.
5 13| contemplation. They cannot see that just as the hope of the harvest
6 23|            communication has proven just as advantageous for error
7 27|           who hear the Law that are just in the sight of God; but
8 29|             of faith and morals. On just such matters Borromeo based
9 42|             when their commands are just, as they are adamant in