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 1 1 |            violence not so much of men as of God, against which
 2 4 | extinguished among the majority of men all respect for the Eternal
 3 6 |          He "overlooks the sins of men" (Wisd. xi., 24), but swiftly,
 4 6 |          may know themselves to be men"(Ib. ix., 20).~
 5 8 |      ourselves, succeed in calling men back to the majesty and
 6 8 |       things in Christ and to lead men back to submission to God
 7 9 |    sanctification and salvation of men. You see, then, Venerable
 8 9 |          property, the duties that men owe to those who rule the
 9 12|     Venerable Brethren, that while men are led by reason and liberty,
10 13|        often than good by taunting men harshly with their faults,
11 14|        avail in moving and drawing men than words and sublime dissertations;