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 1 1 |        the profane novelties of words and oppositions of knowledge
 2 9 |    whose character, actions and words cannot, apparently, be reconciled
 3 9 |   should be excluded, deeds and words and all else that is not
 4 11|      and then expresses them in words. Hence the common saying
 5 13|       assimilate them. In other words, it is necessary that the
 6 17|         them may be applied the words of another Predecessor of
 7 22|         faith that is in him by words or writing. It is something
 8 22|         is all mere juggling of words. For if we take the Bible,
 9 26|        in their lives and their words there was something mysterious
10 38|         for Us now to say a few words about the Modernist as reformer.
11 39|     purpose for the jugglery of words, it is of no use to the
12 42| Modernists may be applied those words which Our Predecessor wrote
13 42|         and force of things and words, to depict her as the friend
14 44|  regards the Bible, both in his words and his acts. But, as we
15 44|     they proceeded to twist the words of the Pontiff to their
16 47| Predecessor in these most grave words prescribed: If you carefully
17 55|        them combat novelties of words remembering the admonitions