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1 Intro,    8|         some extremely pernicious errors, which have always been
2 Intro,    8|      which they may recognise the errors to which they have long
3 Intro,    9|        been infected by heresies, errors and superstitions opposed
4 Intro,   10| vernacular language -- containing errors opposed to the faith as
5 Intro,   10|        they lapse into very great errors not only in the realm of
6 Intro,   11|      involve them in even greater errors. Without any reverence for
7 Intro,   11|          easily led into manifold errors, as they wander from the
8 Intro,   11|         their hearers with verbal errors as if with nooses, and while