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 1 1 |        by most wise precepts and rules.~
 2 5 |       Sacred Books of those safe rules of Catholic exegesis, which
 3 6 |          prescribed its laws and rules, professing to follow in
 4 9 |       well as the principles and rules laid down by Leo XIII and
 5 10| corrected in accordance with the rules of textual criticism or
 6 18|    preconceived ideas, today has rules so firmly established and
 7 19|      exact observance of all the rules of criticism. And let all
 8 35|          to be determined by the rules of grammar and philology
 9 36|          formulation of laws and rules of life or in recording
10 47|       mind above all that in the rules and laws promulgated by