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 1 3 |             3. The first and greatest care of Leo XIII was to
 2 5 |      and be pursued with the greatest possible security. By the
 3 9 |     death of St. Jerome, the greatest Doctor of the Sacred Scriptures,
 4 12| Divine Oracles. If, with the greatest satisfaction of mind, We
 5 14|      the West, that even the greatest Doctors of that time, in
 6 15|  hold, so to speak, with the greatest care and reverence of the
 7 19|    that is to say, unite the greatest reverence for the sacred
 8 23|     those imposed on him the greatest, that namely of discovering
 9 23|      that their foremost and greatest endeavor should be to discern
10 25|      and the precepts of the greatest Doctors. Doubtless all spiritual
11 47|   justice, but also with the greatest charity; all moreover should
12 47|      many things, and of the greatest importance, in the discussion
13 49|     so many centuries by the greatest intellects. For the Sacred
14 50|      and - avoiding with the greatest care those purely arbitrary
15 50| conceive in their hearts the greatest veneration for the Sacred
16 56|    nations, We perceive with greatest sorrow that in not a few
17 58|      Christ, the highest and greatest example of justice, charity
18 62|     feast of St. Jerome, the greatest Doctor in the exposition