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 1 Text, 1 |     adapted to the condition of time and circumstances, are always
 2 Text, 1 |      likewise which at the same time He asked and expected of
 3 Text, 2 |         ii, 3). For as in olden time when mankind came forth
 4 Text, 3 |      zealously, as the needs of time and circumstance demanded.
 5 Text, 3 |       increase in the course of time; hence pious confraternities
 6 Text, 4 |      followed, in the course of time, individual men, then private
 7 Text, 5 | individual men, but at the same time we anticipated the joys
 8 Text, 5 |          We decreed at the same time that this same Consecration
 9 Text, 9 |         without intermission of time is renewed on our altars
10 Text, 12|        of His love, at the same time, in the manner of a mourner,
11 Text, 13|       through the tract of past time may dwell in meditation
12 Text, 18|  greatly increased, at the same time, by the inspiration of the
13 Pray    | everywhere treated.~At the same time, mindful of the fact that