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 1  3,2|          the very learned Jesuit Petavius and the Gallican Tillemont
 2  3,2|         shall add the opinion of Petavius. ~(Petavius, De Incarnatione,
 3  3,2|       the opinion of Petavius. ~(Petavius, De Incarnatione, Lib. VI.,
 4  3,4|       man, let him be anathema. ~PETAVIUS.(1) ~(De Incarnatione, Lib.
 5  3,4|  Emmanuel; let him be anathema. ~PETAVIUS. ~It is manifest that this
 6  3,4|        and shibboleths of error. Petavius has pointed out how far
 7  3,4|         have just used and which Petavius himself employs in this
 8  3,4|       Cyril of Apollinarianism. ~PETAVIUS. ~As Nestorius believed
 9  3,4|  asserted anything of the kind. ~Petavius notes that the version of
10  3,4| Dionysius Exiguus is defective. ~PETAVIUS. ~Nestorius captiously and
11  3,4|    demons; let him be anathema. ~PETAVIUS. ~The scope of this anathematism
12  6  |         ministers, and the like. Petavius (2) indeed thinks that he
13  6  |       univers. materiam gratioe. Petavius, De Pelag. et Semi-Pelag. (