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1 3 |        that they possess, as a rule, a reputation for the strictest
2 8 |      is given as the universal rule, to be put on an equal footing
3 32|      by the need. Even so, the rule holds that the age of any
4 34| Modernists for their guide and rule, - a philosophy borrowed
5 36|       the same most pernicious rule may not be explained as
6 40|      hold themselves up as the rule for all, pride which puffs
7 48|        of professors, for as a rule the students are modelled
8 55|        relics, let this be the rule: When Bishops, who alone
9 55|       Anybody who follows this rule has no cause for fear. For