Job — Chapter 32
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Verse 1
The ninth conflict. This yong man wittie & learned, but proud withal, was a figure of the bore and arrogans dif- puters, who wil seeme to know more then their elders. S. Greg.l.23.c.1.
Verse 12
A notorious arrogancie to hold himselfe wiser then any man, either of his owne sect, or of his ad- uersaries.
Verse 15
Those that neither credite Catholike Doctours, nor yet relie vpon their owne el- ders, but euery one vpon his owne priuate spirit, denie that to per- teyne to them which is spo- ken to others in the same er- rours. S.Greg.l. 23 c. 8.