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 1 1 |       in the domain of physical science or history, as "obiter dicta"
 2 3 |         the most eminent men of science." For "the sacred writers,
 3 5 |        his own words, "biblical science itself had received no small
 4 7 |        or doctorate in biblical science." And having at the same
 5 10|        theological and biblical science, and especially from Our
 6 16|       to achieve, as far as the science of his time permitted; to
 7 19| therefore, since this branch of science has attained to such high
 8 40|        not only further profane science, but moreover will render
 9 48|        contributions of profane science, this liberty, upheld and
10 62|      the professors in biblical science, for the young clergy and