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 1 1 |  paternal charity towards the human race, deigned to bestow
 2 1 |       having been composed by human industry, they were afterwards
 3 10| difficulties which, as in all human affairs, so in this most
 4 27|   need artificial devices and human adaptation to move and impress
 5 37| especially those of the East, human language used to express
 6 37|    words of God, expressed in human language, are made like
 7 37|    language, are made like to human speech in every respect,
 8 39|  meant for men, is couched in human language, justice demands
 9 41|                   41. For all human knowledge, even the nonsacred,
10 44|  should we forget that in the human sciences the same happens
11 56|    these mortal wounds of the human family if not He, to Whom
12 58|       lacerated and trembling human race are laid open the fountains