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1     II, 23| reprobated, as if He either censured His own past judgments,
2     IV, 3 | then, the apostles, who are censured simply for inconsistency
3     IV, 27|    man, He at the same time censured all who were ambitious of
4     IV, 28| offend. Since, then, He had censured their hypocrisy, which covered
5     IV, 33|   hope of reward in man, He censured them in the sense in which
6      V, 3 |    WITH ST. PAUL'S WRITINGS CENSURED.~But with regard to the
7      V, 4 |     nature are no gods," he censured the error of that physical