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 1     Int         |  ninety-three of his works he judged most important. Even a cursory
 2       3, VII    |       were righteous and were judged unrighteous only by foolish
 3       3, VIII   |       them, they would all be judged guilty of the same crime
 4       3, IX     |      the good. When these are judged rightly and after the rule
 5       5, VII    |     wished to read, or what I judged suitable to his bent of
 6       5, X      | Catholic faith was not what I judged it to be. And it seemed
 7       5, XIV    |   were to be abandoned. For I judged, even in that period of
 8      11, XVII   |   rude and carnal, so that he judged it prudent that only those
 9      12, IV(510)|      order to order, since he judged that order was in every
10      12, XXII   |    that are appropriate to be judged - and he himself is judged
11      12, XXII   |    judged - and he himself is judged of no man.624~