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 1 2 |    traces on the records and the life of nations did but devastate
 2 4 |        the standard of all civic life and culture, are trampled
 3 6 |      lastly, those conditions of life that are not unworthy of
 4 10|       law and to bring the whole life of the commonwealth into
 5 10|       the example of a blameless life. But when We behold so much
 6 17|    liturgy; there is no stage of life that has not its part in
 7 18| responsible for grave dangers to life physical, economic and moral.
 8 19|        lead a quiet and peaceful life in all piety and chastity.
 9 22|      mighty weapons of spiritual life: prayer and penance. By
10 24|         application to Christian life. To this We are urged by
11 25|          the wanton pleasures of life. By means of voluntary sacrifices,
12 26|     every value in the political life as well as in the economic
13 26|          well as in the economic life of nations; this is the
14 33|         of their usual manner of life bestowing rather on the
15 33|     among the greatest values of life, it was nevertheless love