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1 6 |          iii. 8) to the men of our time? Can there be anything nobler
2 9 |            In such dispositions of time and temperament, Venerable
3 18|         and Our hand for the first time in blessing over Rome -
4 19|           to Our office and to Our time than to testify to the truth
5 20|          Our children, at the same time points out to them the remedy;
6 27|          can be put off to another time unless there is disturbance
7 77|           that with the passage of time and the substantial change
8 77|     recourse should be had in good time to a frank discussion with
9 86| sufficiently prized in the present time, when threats are more numerous,