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 1      3, I   |       wavering doubtfully in my opinion on the matter, I received
 2      5, IV  |       nothing on my own private opinion, without your advice and
 3     11, III |       confessors, and with your opinion also, may be able to examine
 4     19, Arg |       BEYOND ACQUIESCING IN THE OPINION OF CALDONIUS, TO WIT, THAT
 5     19, I   |       agree with me in the same opinion according to the Catholic
 6     30, III |    wherein we have declared our opinion to you with a very plain
 7     51, Arg |      CONFIRMS HIM IN HIS FORMER OPINION, NAMELY, THAT OF CONTINUING
 8     51, Arg |   HIMSELF FOR HIS OWN CHANGE OF OPINION IN RESPECT OF THE LAPSED,
 9     51, II  | previously you had settled your opinion and consent firmly, you
10     51, III |        see that after the first opinion expressed in your letter,
11     51, IV  |         council, and before the opinion decided upon by the advice
12     51, VI  |  bishops, concurred in the same opinion as we had held, with equal
13     52, II  |    indeed, in respect of my own opinion, I think that the Lord's
14     52, III |     each one, so that a decided opinion, weighed in the council
15     58, VI  |   dearest brother, this was our opinion in council, that by us no
16     60, I   |       dearest brother, as to my opinion concerning a certain actor,
17     69, I   |   consulted, we put forward our opinion, not as a new one, but we
18     69, I   |       in equal agreement, in an opinion long since decreed by our
19     70, IV  |      council established: whose opinion, as being both religious
20     75, XIII|        and to think, this is my opinion, that any one should be