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1 12|     origin of dogma in those primitive and simple formulae, which,
2 13|     it is necessary that the primitive formula be accepted and
3 21| penetrating and refining the primitive formula, not indeed in itself
4 21|      happens that around the primitive formula secondary formulas
5 26|    with regard to faith. The primitive form of faith, they tell
6 27|  thus, turned aside from its primitive vital principle, would lead
7 34|     formed by additions to a primitive brief narration - by interpolations
8 35|   their determination of the primitive germ is an a priori of agnostic