Epistle, Chapter

 1      9, I   |       unreasonable and reckless presumption of some is seeking by its
 2     27, I   | persisted obstinately, in their presumption and audacity, deceiving
 3     50, III |    obstinacy and a sacrilegious presumption which a depraved madness
 4     51, XVI |         but are begotten of the presumption of a too rigid philosophy.
 5     66, I   |  extreme depravity of heretical presumption, that the comforts and aids
 6     66, IV  |     trodden down by the haughty presumption of some, since it is written, "
 7     67, IV  |          but according to human presumption, and that those things which
 8     68, V   |        contemned by the haughty presumption of some persons; and the
 9     70, I   |          For I know not by what presumption some of our colleagues are
10     72, XIII|       he resists with a certain presumption and obstinacy, when he is
11     73, III |      obstinacy is that, or what presumption, to prefer human tradition
12     73, X   |        it happens, by a love of presumption and of obstinacy, that one
13     74, XXI |  remission of sins, lest by the presumption of others they remain in
14     75, IV  |      the Church is by heretical presumption condemned of himself.~