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 1 3 |         The unanimous consent and judgment of men, which is the trusty
 2 5 |         choice is subsequent to a judgment upon the truth of the good
 3 5 |       sensible man can doubt that judgment is an act of reason, not
 4 7 |           he pleases, because his judgment precedes his choice. And
 5 7 |      precedes his choice. And his judgment not only decides what is
 6 16|            but in the opinion and judgment of each one; pleasure is
 7 17|          than real, and arbitrary judgment will prevail over the authority
 8 24|                        24. A like judgment must be passed upon what
 9 27|          of laws by which, in the judgment of the Church and of reason
10 28|          no authority, leaves the judgment of the learned free and
11 41| perversion of morals and a warped judgment have unlawfully introduced.