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 1 3 |       whose injury is the more certain, the more intimate is their
 2 7 |     this category, is due to a certain necessity or impulsion;
 3 7 |  propensity towards religion a certain special sentiment, without
 4 12|       formulae, which, under a certain aspect, are necessary to
 5 14|       it is an established and certain fact that the divine reality
 6 14|        perhaps not devoid of a certain merit, but rather for the
 7 18|     they are wont to display a certain contempt for Catholic doctrines,
 8 19|     the philosopher regards as certain that the representations
 9 20|     development of the germs a certain time and a certain series
10 20|     germs a certain time and a certain series of circumstances;
11 21|         though not devoid of a certain efficacy - an efficacy,
12 21|     they tell us, like that of certain phrases vulgarly described
13 21|   vehicle for the diffusion of certain great ideas which strike
14 22|     them as more orthodox than certain other moderns who somewhat
15 26|      itself of the value which certain acts have acquired by long
16 34|     constructed for themselves certain types of narration and discourses,
17 34|     which is attached to it by certain Catholics. Two causes may
18 36|    gaily. They grant also that certain arguments adduced in the
19 39|       to shrink from employing certain uncouth terms in use among
20 39|    Absolutely nothing beyond a certain intensity and a proportionate
21 42| inspires this conduct in them, certain it is that the passion for
22 43|      Church. Under the sway of certain a priori rules they destroy
23 43|  people, and bring ridicule on certain relics highly venerable
24 51|      sale unsound books. It is certain that in the catalogues of
25 54|  pastors, let them take it for certain that the sacerdotal ministry,
26 55|      in such matters, know for certain the a relic is not genuine,