...napkin or hide in a field, but committed to Peter, the key-keeper of heaven, and to his successors, his vicars on earth, to be prudently dispensed to the...as well on account of the infinite merits of Christ ; as from the consideration, that the greater number of persons are attracted to righteousness by the...

...satisfactions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and of the rest of the saints.d Clement VI., however, speaks of the merits of " the Holy Mother of God and of all the elect " as contributing to the said treasure ; so that if any important deduction depends upon the term "...

...Christ mi earth, to be dispensed to the faithful for their spiritual good. The merits of the blessed mother of God, and of all the elect, from the first just man to the last, go to make tip the fulness of this treasure." From this inexhaustible treasure, then,...