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 1      Not|       the internal and profound errors and superstitions in the
 2      Not|        make any redargutions of errors,” and so on. But an “enumeration
 3        1|       the heathen and all other errors of religion have ever confessed
 4        9|         in respect of wants and errors, but partly because cogitations
 5       11|     This to be done without the errors and conjectures of art,
 6       11|       THE INTERNAL AND PROFOUND ERRORS AND SUPERSTITIONS IN THE
 7       11|         the native and inherent errors in the mind of man which
 8       16|       the inherent and profound errors and superstitions in the
 9       17|                 CAP. 17.~Of the errors of such as have descended
10       18| although men be free from these errors and incumbrances in the
11       25|         other superstitions and errors of religion. And that in