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 1 9 |     these more or less erroneous opinions. Rather they must come to
 2 13|                    13. These new opinions, whether they originate
 3 13|        lectures. Moreover, these opinions are disseminated not only
 4 14| advantageously with the dogmatic opinions of those who are separated
 5 15|          different teachings and opinions that have arisen over the
 6 18|       decrees by which such evil opinions are proscribed and forbidden
 7 22|      return, however, to the new opinions mentioned above, a number
 8 23|    according to their fictitious opinions, the literal sense of Holy
 9 33|    freely chooses among opposite opinions.~
10 34|        surprising that these new opinions endanger the two philosophical
11 34|     eternal salvation. All these opinions and affirmations are openly
12 34|        harm because of erroneous opinions.~
13 35|    involved. If such conjectural opinions are directly or indirectly
14 36|        that the reasons for both opinions, that is, those favorable
15 40|          know also that such new opinions can entice the incautious;
16 41|          diligent care that such opinions be not advanced in schools,