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 1 1 |             light of divine wisdom to men, conferred a great and wonderful
 2 1 |           teacher of the peoples. For men whom the truth had set free
 3 1 |              which salvation comes to men have long remained had not
 4 1 |           faith to be corrupted among men by philosophy and vain deceit,(2)
 5 2 |        Whereas, on the other hand, if men be of sound mind and take
 6 4 |              is more, those venerable men, the witnesses and guardians
 7 5 |              The foolishness of those men who "by these good things
 8 9 |         induce foolish and ungrateful men wilfully to repudiate the
 9 9 |               exercise of reason when men give their minds to disproving
10 10|            the defense of the Church, men prodigal of their great
11 10|               and heretics He opposed men of great wisdom, to defend,
12 11|                   11. But the learned men whom We call apologists
13 12|            strenuously strive to move men to accept the dogmas and
14 12|               the number of the great men of whom mention has been
15 14|               founded by Our fathers, men of eminent wisdom, the scholastic
16 16|          honor and commendation among men if they had made use of
17 17|        doctrines of those illustrious men, like the scattered members
18 19|            these reasons most learned men, in former ages especially,
19 24|              judgment of the greatest men, and, to crown all, the
20 24|            From a mass of conclusions men often come to wavering and
21 24|               doubt to error? But, as men are apt to follow the lead
22 24| discountenancing the learned and able men who bring their industry
23 31|      established agreement of learned men, pure and clear; be careful
24 32|             of God, who giveth to all men abundantly, and upbraideth