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1 3 |   thousand noxious arts; for they double the parts of rationalist
2 11|       intellect in this work is a double one: first by a natural
3 21| Sacraments are the resultant of a double need - for, as we have seen,
4 23|         Church has its birth in a double need, the need of the individual
5 25|         which they adopt. But his double unity requires a kind of
6 30|          alone. In things where a double element, the divine and
7 31|           as real. Thus we have a double Christ: a real Christ, and