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 1 10|          Our Predecessors that the knowledge and use of the Sacred Scriptures
 2 10|             as well as the use and knowledge of, the Sacred Scriptures
 3 11|        which help much towards the knowledge of the languages, letters,
 4 11|         contributed so much to the knowledge of the discovery and investigation,
 5 14|           height of its vigor, the knowledge of even the Greek language
 6 15|     antiquity and letters, but the knowledge of Hebrew also and of their
 7 15|      arrive at a deeper and fuller knowledge of his meaning.~
 8 16|            centuries, although the knowledge of languages then was much
 9 16|          and fruitfully, if to the knowledge of languages be joined a
10 23|         thoroughly prepared by the knowledge of the ancient languages
11 23|        therefore by means of their knowledge of languages search out
12 28|        profane learning and in the knowledge of languages than the scripture
13 30|      greater erudition and maturer knowledge of the modern, having as
14 32|       times, since a more profound knowledge of antiquity has given rise
15 39| intercourse of daily life. By this knowledge and exact appreciation of
16 41|                  41. For all human knowledge, even the nonsacred, has
17 41|      participation of the infinite knowledge of God, but it acquires
18 42|           more extensive and exact knowledge of languages both biblical
19 51|          among Catholics a greater knowledge of and love for the Sacred
20 53|          the divine word with that knowledge of the Sacred Letters and
21 57|       consider, the meditation and knowledge of the Scriptures."40~
22 60|           may draw from thence the knowledge and love of God and the