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 1 4 |            to the advantage of the Christian flock, but also that he
 2 9 |        diffused, "that there is no Christian family any more without
 3 24|           in their presentation of Christian doctrine to the people,
 4 24|            is holy and worthy of a Christian.~
 5 29|         such precious treasures of Christian antiquity are almost unknown
 6 32|        exegete of our time to what Christian antiquity has produced;
 7 40|         conspicuous service to the Christian cause if they devote themselves
 8 50| exhortations; let them confirm the Christian doctrine by sentences from
 9 51|     procure by every means that in Christian families the same be read
10 56| extinguished the sense not only of Christian moderation and charity,