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| Note title | 'Contra Deum' V.S. 'Gratiae Dei' |
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| Page(s) link(s) | Page:FC 1042.djvu/428 |
These two short phrases have contrary meanings. 'Contra Deum' means against God while 'Gratiae Dei' means the graces of God.
It likely makes more sense to have: 'vero male respondere contra Deum' (meaning truly to respond badly against God).
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