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 1 8 |          8. But we have not yet come to the end of their philosophy,
 2 16|          For though such things come within the category of phenomena,
 3 22|     indeed of the kind that may come to anybody, but those extraordinary
 4 23|      comment is opened when you come to treat of the vagaries
 5 24|      alone that the Church must come to an amicable arrangement -
 6 27|       the hour will most surely come when there will be no further
 7 33|       Then the philosopher must come in again to impose on the
 8 34|  follows, and then in due order come internal and textual criticism.
 9 36|    Epist. 28). And thus it will come about, the holy Doctor continues,
10 47| perpetual praise for those that come after us (Leo XIII. Alloc.,