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 1 1|       to convert those that are erroneous unto the faith, by forcing
 2 1| instructing, and redressing the erroneous by reason, he may certainly
 3 1|        discover anything either erroneous in the doctrine or incongruous
 4 1|       not be reclaimed, and the erroneous convinced, there remains
 5 1|     right of authority over the erroneous or heretical. This is, in
 6 1|  orthodox to itself; to others, erroneous or heretical. For whatsoever
 7 1|   belongs the punishment of the erroneous. In the meanwhile, let those
 8 1|        men, as well towards the erroneous as the orthodox; towards
 9 1|  religion can ever be accounted erroneous, false, and destructive?
10 1|         right of another by his erroneous opinions and undue manner
11 1|       any particular person, if erroneous, does not exempt him from