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 1 2 |        its climax; the ancient civilization had all but disappeared
 2 4 |   result that Christian social civilization was happily introduced into
 3 4 |        opposition to the Roman civilization of the preceding centuries,
 4 8 | renowned for their history and civilization have disappeared; time and
 5 9 |       of a godless science and civilization or to disappear from human
 6 12|        itself on the path of a civilization which was noble and fruitful
 7 13|     and still destitute of all civilization, were eager for life, and
 8 14|     light so full of Christian civilization and in this respect cannot
 9 26|    passions, so opposed to the civilization, then at its most flourishing
10 33|     that aids progress in true civilization, for this follows as a natural