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1 1,1|    before, it suffices for all knowledge of piety and the refutation
2 5  |         when strengthening the knowledge of the Faith in his disciples,
3 5  |       sufficed for the perfect knowledge and confirmation of religion;
4 5  |    long with holy ardour for a knowledge of the saving symbol. And,
5 5  |    wish to be converted to the knowledge of the truth, from the Gentiles,
6 6,3|      III. ~IT has come to [the knowledge of] the holy Synod that
7 6,2|       XII. ~IT has come to our knowledge that certain persons, contrary
8 6,4| psalmist" without the bishop's knowledge, and rank him even below
9 6,9|       your predecessors to the knowledge of the Apostolic See." And