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 1 1 |      Predecessor has assigned this Saint, who was sent by Divine
 2 1 |            imaginary figure of the Saint conjured up by the defenders
 3 2 | biographers, contemporaries of the Saint, in their accounts of his
 4 4 |            in devotion towards the Saint with Our Predecessors, who
 5 5 |           Seventh Centenary of the Saint's birth; and how, at that
 6 27|           also well known that our Saint, desiring to call back men
 7 29|             These writers view the saint merely as models of human
 8 29|         admire the good works of a saint must at the same time admire
 9 32|        resist the preaching of the Saint. Very many people, even
10 39|           the memory of so great a saint and to admire these immortal
11 39|       exalting the grandeur of the saint.~
12 40|          true understanding of the Saint. Some admired in him the
13 40|            is to be praised in our Saint, and it all must be understood
14 41|            through devotion to the Saint either find pleasure in