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 1 Fwd,2|            Peter himself made grave errors both before and after Christ'
 2  1,1 |          world of greater or lesser errors among Christians, and sometimes
 3  1,1 | contemporary world, we see that the errors which war against Orthodox
 4  1,1 |      weaknesses and inclinations.~ ~Errors take root and become obstinate
 5  1,1 |             decree, the Syllabus of Errors propagated by Pope Pius
 6  3,5 |            many serious theological errors find their way into the
 7  3,5 |          into the book. Among these errors is the author's completely
 8  3,5 |                The cause of all the errors of the Roman Catholic Church
 9  3,5 |   indisputable facts concerning the errors of popes in questions of
10  3,5 |           numerous instances of the errors in dogma of the Roman bishops,
11  4,11|             identical repetition of errors of the past. “Iconoclasm
12  4,11|            sum of many heresies and errors,” stated the Fathers of
13  6,16|          called in order to address errors and heresy by triumphantly
14  7,9 |          this matter, and into what errors did their extremism lead
15  7,14|       distortions caused by various errors, it is indeed necessary
16  7,14|            at the root of the later errors of the West.~ Under the
17  7,14|     realized the existence of great errors in Roman Catholicism and
18  7,14|       Orthodoxy, but drew them into errors sometimes more grave than
19  7,17|           truth, did not make grave errors in the transcribed text.
20  7,17|  agonizingly aware of the fact that errors were multiplying in its
21  7,17|             was achieved, yet those errors which already existed at
22 10,10|             unity and renounces his errors. This was the unity prayed
23 11,3 |           the matter of the Latins' errors in doctrine (although this