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 1 4 |         For whereas there arose new and serious difficulties
 2 8 |       on which might be based a new edition of the Latin version
 3 12|      foreseeing as it were this new development of biblical
 4 13|       noble a work, and to give new incentive and fresh courage
 5 15|         as it were, restored to new life, is familiar to almost
 6 26|     that were to come under the new dispensation of grace. Wherefore
 7 30|    modern, having as its result new progress in the never fully
 8 32|     antiquity has given rise to new questions, on the basis
 9 33|       33. As in our age, indeed new questions and new difficulties
10 33|        indeed new questions and new difficulties are multiplied,
11 33| multiplied, so, by God's favor, new means and aids to exegesis
12 41|       of God, but it acquires a new and higher dignity and,
13 42|  difficulties, either raised by new explorations and discoveries,
14 43|   available for the solution of new questions.~
15 44|  natural world; that is to say, new beginnings grow little by
16 47|       imagines that whatever is new should for that very reason
17 57|         Letters, especially the New Testament, for, as St. Jerome