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 1 11|        the authority which his new office conferred on him,
 2 12|   territory, and to consecrate new bishops "in order to bring
 3 13|   untiring effort he brought a new era of Christian civilization
 4 13|      and brought forth to that new life which comes from Christ
 5 14|    undertook the task; "like a new archimandrite he began everywhere
 6 14|       they entered an entirely new way of life. Here were erected
 7 14|       completely cut down, and new lands put to cultivation
 8 15|        beauty and truth of the new doctrine, and at last, embracing
 9 16| Boniface, what was certainly a new era dawned for the German
10 16|  dawned for the German people; new not only for the Christian
11 17|       was founded as it were a new city of God, in which, generation
12 22|        again and to shine with new splendor. Vices were stamped
13 23| prepared himself eagerly for a new and no less difficult enterprise.
14 23|       him there to bring forth new sons to Jesus Christ and
15 23|      Christian civilization to new peoples. For he earnestly
16 28|     gospel of Jesus Christ has new sowers, men quickened by
17 28|        s palm, always stirs up new multitudes, brings forth
18 28|       multitudes, brings forth new followers of the Divine
19 38|        and repeatedly assume a new appearance of truth. Yet
20 38|         this crafty art is not new; it was already known at