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 1 2 |  control the government of the world, those very few, moreover,
 2 2 |      now verified in the whole world: "By what things a man sinneth,
 3 3 | control the trade of the whole world at their will, thereby doing
 4 4 |  religion throughout the whole world. ~
 5 5 |    lips: "The children of this world are wiser in their generation
 6 6 |       of misery upon the whole world. And by this line of argument
 7 6 |       Greatest and give to the world a new and a better order. ~
 8 7 |     the Author of this visible world, and as the Supreme Ruler
 9 10|      as scourges to punish the world withal! ~
10 11|    which the fate of the whole world is concerned; for in every
11 11|        foolishly says that the world is nothing but matter, and
12 16|  posture, professes before the world his faith in the Creator
13 20|   finally that peace which the world cannot give, comes down
14 24|      of the moral order in the world which is founded on the
15 24|        their appearance in the world. In place of moral laws,
16 25|    taketh away the sins of the world" (lo. i. 29). ~
17 27|    adversity, a peace that the world with all its wealth and
18 29|        but to invite this poor world that has shed so much blood,
19 30|        all the churches of the world a public act of reparation
20 31|      adore the Redeemer of the world, under the veils of the
21 33|   suffering God that saved the world; let them take comfort in
22 35|  people, to the whole Catholic world, We impart with paternal