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 1 4 |     thoughtlessness which carry men hither and thither through
 2 4 |    extinguishes in the minds of men the desire for more excellent
 3 4 |       apace, ceases not to draw men to himself by a bounteous
 4 4 |      power of bringing peace to men and of carrying them upwards
 5 4 |          require elect bands of men, of the secular and regular
 6 6 |             But as time went on men were still held by the desire
 7 6 | turbulent ages of human society men athirst for justice and
 8 6 |   providence had raised up many men in his Church, abundantly
 9 8 |        Spirit into the minds of men, may not be deprived of
10 9 |     those priests and religious men who, anticipating the law
11 10|        became all things to all men; I praise thy humanity,
12 12|       as a counterpoise to hold men back, lest borne down by
13 16|      honoured by the praises of men, distinguished for spiritual
14 18|   secret, far from the crowd of men, the Eternal Word of the
15 18|   highest and on earth peace to men of good will."41 This praise