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CHAPTER IV
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'Had S.Peter known the creed of the Jesuits, he could have found a way to deny our Lord without sinning' (_ibid._ p.

353).

'The Roman Court will never condemn Jesuit doctrine; for this is the secret of its empire--a secret of the highest and most capital importance, whereby those who openly refuse to worship it are excommunicated, and those who would do so if they dared, are held in check' (_ibid._ p.

105).

The object of this lengthy note is to vindicate for Sarpi a prominent and early place among those candid analysts of Jesuitry who now are lost in the great light of Pascal's genius.


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