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1   1    |     the cause of the faith, to understand and defend it, and to rebuke
2   2    |    drunken Germans" are not to understand until we have not a bishopric,
3   2    |        fools as not to note or understand the sharp practices of the
4 Prop2  | deference to every one who may understand the case better than I. ~
5 Prop3  |       condemning what I do not understand! My dear friend, I know
6 Prop3  |   heard lectures on him, and I understand him better than do St. Thomas
7 Prop3  |      of the popes, and did not understand their false aims and purposes,