Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 int,   0, 2|        particularly concern the mind - reach the mass of the
 2 int,   0, 2|        as it were, food for the mind especially during the hours
 3 int,   1, 1|         watchfulness, having in mind to protect Her children
 4 int,   3, 5|   acting of these men fills Our mind with grief, yet We cannot
 5 int,   4, 3|    material forces but also the mind are unhappily enslaved,
 6  1,   1, 1 |    fostering the development of mind and spirit, sets its own
 7  1,   2, 2 |     others the treasures of his mind by means of symbols whereby
 8  1,   5, 3 |        fuller enrichment of the mind - for She is the patron
 9  1,   5, 4 |         if, rather than lifting mind and heart to noble sentiments,
10  1,  10, 3 |        religious ideas from the mind. Indeed, anyone who considers
11  1,  13, 4 |        and they must keep their mind free from immodest and earthly
12  2,   5, 1 |      considered as food for the mind and, as it were, a means
13  2,   6, 1 |        way that he inspires the mind of the public with noble
14  3,   1, 8 | particularly those by which the mind is directed towards God.
15  3,   4, 2 |      doctrine and a well-stored mind. Consequently, We earnestly
16  4,   2, 7 |         have contributed to the mind's development, may be also
17 con,   1, 1|       without recalling to your mind the importance of the function