| All the subtilties of theology have really only a tendency to destroy the very notions itself inculcates concerning the Divinity. |
| And all his subtilties to set you free, With all his heart and will too.Kin. |
| But if, putting aside these subtilties, we adhere strictly to facts, what do we perceive? |
| He is, in some respects, an enthusiast, but is fortified in his belief by innumerable arguments and subtilties. |
| He will keep the discourse of the men of renown, and will enter in amidst the subtilties of parables. |
| The Gemara or Commentary is often overloaded with ineptitudes and ridiculous subtilties. |
