Chapter

 1 4 |     domestic prelate. All of these men were obliged to deal with
 2 6 |      Extant Manuscripts of Old ~6. Men of learning are also aware
 3 6 |            these matters." Learned men must also know of the precious
 4 16|         was the former practice of men who were pleasing to God,
 5 19|        adduced the writings of the men who transmit to us all these
 6 23|      practice of pious and learned men, with whom we cannot disagree,
 7 27|           has been offered for all men. And of course St. Thomas
 8 27|            offer prayers for those men (i.e., the infidels)." Although
 9 36|            case the words are, "As men who are about to welcome
10 36|     difference that everyone, even men of the slightest intelligence,
11 50|    expression to Our opinion: "Few men in my judgment will attempt
12 56| confirmation has been conferred on men who have already received
13 75|    credulity or wickedness of some men was eliminated or emended.