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 1 11|   nations complain that they are being oppressed and exploited
 2 11|      side, contend that they are being judged wrongly and circumvented
 3 11|          fears of the people are being constantly played upon by
 4 12|         exposed to the danger of being overthrown by one faction
 5 22|        away from the first. Such being the case, worldly possessions
 6 28|          now at this very moment being fulfilled before our very
 7 28|     these ills, but without even being successful in saving what
 8 28|     theorists fell very short of being able to bestow upon law
 9 34|      made acceptable and easy by being compounded almost equally
10 45| direction has already and is now being made; its results, however,
11 47|          were done, then society being placed at last on a sound
12 52|       own times and which We see being multiplied on all sides
13 57|      consecration of their whole being to the common good, they
14 67|         city of Rome which, from being the capital of the wonderful
15 68|          have been and are still being violated. Whence it is that