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 1 1  |       and final destiny of all things. For this reason He was
 2 23 |        drawn by Him to love of things unseen."26 Every impulse
 3 89 | greatest possible knowledge of things divine. It is fitting, then,
 4 101|   external splendor. All these things aim at "enhancing the majesty
 5 134|     obtain heaven and the good things that are there in store
 6 137|      us the vision of all good things in the land of the living."131~
 7 156|     deeply and religiously the things of heaven, to love silence
 8 159|    order to aspire only to the things of heaven: "If you be risen
 9 159|    risen with Christ, seek the things that are above . . . mind
10 159|       are above . . . mind the things that are above."147~
11 174|        meditation on spiritual things, diligent examination of
12 181|       and in obtaining for all things holy due respect and honor.
13 189|        essential and necessary things. They thus bring religion
14 193|        lift the mind to higher things and foster true devotion
15 207|      led to say and do certain things which saddened Us and which
16 207|       St. Paul, "But prove all things, hold fast that which is