Section,  Paragraph

1  II,  72  |  corporeal, this would far more exclude us from the knowledge of
2  IV,  253 |           253. Two extremes: to exclude reason, to admit reason
3 XIII,  834|         would have the right to exclude all the prophets who came
4 XIII,  840|    first miracles of the Church exclude belief of theirs. Thus there
5 XIV,  861 |         they adhere to the one, exclude the other, and think of
6 XIV,  861 |    heretics. They think that we exclude this truth; hence it comes
7 XIV,  873 |    plurality. It is an error to exclude one of the two, as the papists
8 XIV,  873 |      two, as the papists do who exclude plurality, or the Huguenots
9 XIV,  873 | plurality, or the Huguenots who exclude unity.~