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 1 1 |          of knowledge falsely so called. There has never been a
 2 4 |         are commonly and rightly called) employ a very clever artifice,
 3 6 |        doctrine which is usually called Agnosticism. According to
 4 7 |         heart, which movement is called a sentiment. Therefore,
 5 12|          object, and are usually called symbols; in their relation
 6 17|         philosophises in what is called the logical order soars
 7 20|   connected another which may be called the principle of divine
 8 21|        common consciousness, are called dogma. Dogma is to be carefully
 9 21| consecrating acts, and these are called sacraments. But for the
10 26|          famous method of theirs called the historical.~
11 30|          principle which We have called of disfiguration. Let us
12 37|         the others, who might be called intergralists, they would
13 55|       without delay. The priests called to form part in it shall