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 1   1  (6)|     1318 or 1317), and the two books of Extravagantes, -- the
 2 Prop2   |     was done him, and that his books and doctrines were unjustly
 3 Prop2   |  should vanquish heretics with books, not with burning; for so
 4 Prop3   | hitherto been thought his best books, should be altogether discarded,
 5 Prop3   |       with all the rest of his books which boast of treating
 6 Prop3   |       than is written in these books. It grieves me to the heart
 7 Prop3   |      and almost suppressed the books of the living God, so that
 8 Prop3   |     Ethics is the worst of all books. It flatly opposes divine
 9 Prop3   |     best works. Away with such books! Keep them away from all
10 Prop3   |        glad to see Aristotle's books on Logic, Rhetoric and Poetics
11 Prop3   |      law is not what is in the books, but what is in the sweet
12 Prop3   |     our part also reject these books. Why should we waste our
13 Prop3   |      The number of theological books must also be lessened, and
14 Prop3   |       them. For it is not many books or much reading that makes