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 1 1 |        have never been lacking "men speaking perverse things" (
 2 3 |   surprised that We number such men among the enemies of the
 3 3 |        their true colours those men who have assumed this bad
 4 6 |       signs, and that therefore men should be drawn to the faith
 5 20|      has been, like that of all men, formed by degrees; it is
 6 22|        be a human work, made by men for men, but allowing the
 7 22|     human work, made by men for men, but allowing the theologian
 8 26|   rudimentary and common to all men alike, for it had its origin
 9 33|     that reeks of heresy. These men are certainly to be pitied,
10 34|       not. Judge if you can how men with such a system are fitted
11 34|     vouchsafed to speak thus to men. Unfortunately, these great
12 34|   boundless effrontery of these men. Let one of them but open
13 38| obsolete systems, and the young men are to be taught modern
14 40|       We are not as the rest of men, and which, to make them
15 40|        them really not as other men, leads them to embrace all
16 40|       duty to thwart such proud men, to employ them only in
17 42|        Their articles to delude men's minds are of two kinds,
18 43|         the sight of many young men once full of promise and
19 52|           secular and regular - men of age, knowledge and prudence
20 58|      this great perturbation of men's minds from the insidious