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 1 1 |       contend forever against errors. To this end assuredly have
 2 2 | combating and rooting out all errors; for, when the Christian
 3 9 |    enough, is exposed to many errors and is ignorant of many
 4 10|      fell into many appalling errors. You know how often among
 5 13|       most vigorously all the errors of his age. What topic of
 6 15|      and refuting the various errors and heresies; and in these
 7 18|     victoriously combated the errors of former times, and supplied
 8 21|  world daily freed from fatal errors; others, such as Clement
 9 22|        contending against the errors of the Greeks, of heretics
10 31|      refutation of prevailing errors. But, lest the false for