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 1 1|       attention, when several opinions began spreading in Italy
 2 2|   fixed teaching on since the opinions recently spread abroad seemed
 3 2|       orders. They gave their opinions publicly in two convocations,
 4 2|     then they submitted their opinions in writing to the secretary
 5 3|       be of one mind in their opinions. ~I. The nature of the sin
 6 4|     business, explained their opinions. Also We devoted our private
 7 4|    been held; for We read the opinions of these outstanding men
 8 4|  whatever is contained in the opinions above, since the professors
 9 4| authors who hold the opposite opinions and also those who either
10 5|     doctrine given, the above opinions must be adhered to strictly.
11 8|     too much to their private opinions. Before they give their