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John Trapp on Colossians 2:4

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Colossians2:4

Verſe 4. With entiſing words] [non-Latin text not transcribed]. With probable and perſuaſible ſpeeches. It is not ſafe for ſimple men to hear heretikes: for though they may think themſelves able enough to anſwer them, yet they have a notable faculty of perſwading the credulous and leſſe cautelous. The Valentinian-hererikes had an art to perſwade before they taught.Tertull. The locuſts have faces like women. In the year 497. Pope Anastaſius ſecond, ſeeking to reduce the heretike Acacius, was ſeduced by him.

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