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 1 10|          if He were God."9 These words of the Roman proconsul in
 2 34|     ardor of piety by the sacred words more piously and powerfully
 3 34|        and powerfully when these words are sung than when they
 4 38|       labor. The mind grasps the words and the music. They are
 5 44|      intimately conformed to the words, but also in a way interprets
 6 46|        associated with the Latin words of the sacred liturgy be
 7 48|          people after the sacred words of the liturgy have been
 8 48| forbidden to sing the liturgical words themselves in the language
 9 49|        meaning of the liturgical words joined to the musical melodies,
10 58|         might obscure the sacred words of the liturgy by a kind
11 64|       violent and vain excess of words. Despite the fact that they
12 68|        voluptuous and lascivious words that go with them are a
13 80|        can contribute greatly by words and example to the advance