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 1    1, 1   |     existent, and existence is error. 5~Can I describe my separation
 2    2, 8   |        malevolent one, through error and heresy~You entertain
 3    2, 11  |     are not entirely astray in error.~Because error occurs not
 4    2, 11  |       astray in error.~Because error occurs not without some
 5    2, 17  |       religion, leads men into error and delusion. Four persons,
 6    3, 1   |        better talent. ~'Tis an error at the beginning of our
 7    3, 2   | opposite mind. ~I am free from error and all faithlessness; ~
 8    3, 7   |     the other is in the way of error, but none but the truly
 9    3, 7   |   Saying, "Thou art mated with error,"~He would not relapse one
10    4  (16)|       are they who have bought error at the price of guidance,
11    5, 3   | mistakes and forgetfulness and error.~Change my mistakes and
12    5, 6   |      the fountain, it sees its error;~It sees the water in it
13    6, 9   |    That would be the height of error.~Why then, O simpleton,