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 1 2 | belong to the Catholic laity, nay, and this is far more lamentable,
 2 2 |      philosophy and theology, nay more, thoroughly imbued
 3 8 |      beginning of revelation? Nay, is not God Himself, as
 4 24|    its counsels, its orders - nay, even in spite of its reprimands.
 5 25|  reject all external worship, nay, all external religious
 6 27| authority, what needs exist - nay, they embody them, so to
 7 36|     distasteful things in it. Nay, they admit openly, and
 8 36|      they are ready to admit, nay, to proclaim that Christ
 9 39|     the Modernists have done. Nay, they have done more than
10 50|   caused by immoral reading - nay, it would be greater for