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 1 Intro|  veneration shown to any person or thing, whether to the divine Creator
 2 Intro|            it was not saved by the thing that he saw, but by thee,
 3 3    |             or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above,
 4 3    |        future dares to make such a thing, or to venerate it, or set
 5 3    | predecessors who believed the same thing spake what they had synodically
 6 4    |          to the fact that the main thing objected to was not (as
 7 6    |           representation of a true thing having a real existence
 8 7    |           words." It is a salutary thing for all Christians to observe
 9 7    |            of gold or of any other thing or through his own whims,
10 10   |          the possibility of such a thing having any influence in
11 11   |           Pope's letter or no, one thing is certain, he never read
12 11   |              Now from all this one thing is abundantly clear, that
13 12   |     Bellarmine had taught the same thing. But two things make me