Chapter,  Paragraph

1  I,2  | increased, and one of the most serious indications of this corruption
2 II,2  |    their faithful in this very serious matter, and important documents
3 VI,1  |      the urgent need to oppose serious errors and widespread aberrant
4 VIII,4|        they are condemned as a serious depravity and even presented
5 IX,1  |  stated that there is real and serious fault only in the measure
6 IX,4  |        there may not always be serious fault. But in general, the
7 IX,4  |        general, the absence of serious responsibility must not
8  X,4  |   deliberate transgression, in serious matter, of each of the moral
9  X,6  |      this order is objectively serious.[24]~