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 1 Ded, 2 |       have always been of the opinion that the two questions respecting
 2 Ded, 3 |   body, and that the contrary opinion could be held through faith
 3 Ded, 4 |       am by no means of their opinion, but, on the contrary, hold
 4   I, 10|    refrain from opposing this opinion, and grant that all which
 5  II, 4 |   thought; and of my previous opinion I will retrench all that
 6  II, 16|      s self so promptly of an opinion to which one has been long
 7 III, 4 |    often as this preconceived opinion of the sovereign power of
 8 III, 7 |    even perhaps come to be of opinion that all my ideas are of
 9   V, 14| readily cause me to change my opinion, if I did not know that
10  VI, 15|        thus, for example, the opinion I have that all space in