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 1 1 |      and Methodius to go to the Slavic people. Through their presence
 2 2 | Catholic faith and recalled the Slavic people from ruin to salvation.
 3 6 |        Cyril's knowledge of the Slavic language, which he had acquired
 4 6 |         considerable. The whole Slavic people owe much to the man
 5 6 |     alphabet which afforded the Slavic tongue the means for a written
 6 8 |      rites in making use of the Slavic language for religious matters.
 7 12|    approval. If he had used the Slavic language in the celebration
 8 15|  magnificent association of the Slavic nation and the Roman church,
 9 15|  obtained permission to use the Slavic language in holy rites.
10 15|        right that we praise the Slavic language, which re-echoes
11 15|         to sing the Mass in the Slavic language, or to read the
12 16|    concern of the popes for the Slavic people did not stop with
13 17|  suitable occasion to thank the Slavic people and to effect a common
14 17|     foresee and desire that the Slavic nation should learn from