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 1 10|      by St. Paul is indeed a man Ex hominibus assumptus, "
 2 11|    Christ, true God and true Man. ~
 3 12|     mysteriorum Dei - "Let a man so account of us as of the
 4 13|    visible (as the nature of man requires), which should
 5 20|    that it could be given to man. "Who can forgive sins but
 6 20|   see it exercised by a mere man there is reason to ask ourselves,
 7 21|   have been at the feet of a man who represented Jesus Christ, . . .
 8 23|     which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world";
 9 25|  which "will render to every man according to his works."
10 33|     mediator between God and man; a mediator in the place,
11 33| mediator of God and men, the man Jesus Christ." The priest
12 36|      much because "never did man speak like this man," but
13 36|      did man speak like this man," but rather because "He
14 44|   not on any account admit a man living in the wedded state
15 60|   has become so vast that no man can comprehend it all, much
16 65|     than to others: "A young man according to his way, even
17 72|     not hands lightly on any man, neither be partaker of
18 72|     unworthy as the unworthy man whom he ordains"; for as