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 1 1 |          realize the truth of the divine promise which Christ made
 2 1 |         do, under the guidance of divine Providence. But when enemies
 3 3 | established has received from its divine Founder unfailing life and
 4 6 |          the contemplation of the divine. Thus he came to Subiaco
 5 7 |         he seemed to be called by divine instinct. He made the practice
 6 11|          Benedict was prompted by divine and not human counsel, and
 7 17|     Although "we believe that the divine presence is everywhere . . .
 8 18|         the fine arts profane and divine were little esteemed and
 9 20|           most ardent love of the Divine Redeemer there should correspond
10 22|        were raised up not without divine guidance and assistance,
11 22|    teachers of sciences human and divine passed by, there forests
12 22|   Numerous Apostles, burning with divine charity, traversed unknown
13 27|         we have to Him. From this divine love fraternal charity towards
14 29|        consecrate human toil with divine sweat. Let those therefore
15 29|          them be mindful of those divine words "in the sweat of thy