Chap., §

1 Pref  |    that the various stages of "con­vergence" are nothing more
2   3   |      all the arguments pro and con, let us say something about
3   3   |     that the only sensible and con­sistent attitude is one
4   5   | conditions be accepted, in all con­science, tacitly or expressly,
5   6, 1|      complete in its doctrinal con­tent, more subtle and multiform
6   7, 5|  become milder and would, as a con­sequence, prolong itself,
7   7, 5|   regimes which are profoundly con­trary to the fundamental
8   7, 6|       sense different from the con­clusions of this work.~One
9   7, 7|    that no one is permitted to con­tract to do something illicit.