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1 Ded, 2 |  frequently greater rewards held out to vice than to virtue,
2 Ded, 3 |   contrary opinion could be held through faith alone; nevertheless,
3 Ded, 3 |  since the Lateran Council, held under Leo X. (in session
4 Ded, 6 |   But since your Faculty is held in so great esteem by all,
5 Syn, 2 |    two substances are to be held, not only as diverse, but
6 Syn, 3 | perfection] that it must be held to arise from a cause absolutely
7  II, 5 |  perceiving and thinking, I held as by no means pertaining
8  IV, 11| false all that I had before held for true, on the single
9  VI, 5 |  the things I have hitherto held as true, because perceived