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1   1,   0| information of pious men as to the errors which Luther attacked and
2   1,   0|           censure those pernicious errors which men of the Epicurean
3   1,   0|             care is necessary lest errors should be taught in the
4   1,   0|            much impurity. That the errors of this age might be corrected,
5   1,   0|            refuted many pernicious errors; he also published [Greek] (((((((((;