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 1   2, 40 |        and strife denote ~actual aggression on either side, whereas
 2   2, 40 |         to denote ~either actual aggression, or the preparation for
 3   2, 40 |         the preparation for such aggression. Hence a ~gloss on 2 Cor.
 4   2, 121| Endurance is more difficult than aggression, for three ~reasons. First,
 5   2, 121|         stronger person, whereas aggression denotes that one is ~attacking
 6   2, 121|          length of time, whereas aggression is consistent with sudden
 7   2, 121|      acts, ~namely endurance and aggression, it employs anger, not for
 8   2, 121|         act, but for the ~act of aggression, for which it employs anger
 9   2, 121|         accidentally it helps in aggression, either as being the cause
10   2, 122|          secondary act, which is aggression, ~martyrdom belongs. And
11   2, 126|        of ~fortitude is twofold, aggression and endurance. Now two things
12   2, 126|          required for the act of aggression. The first regards preparation
13   2, 126|          having a mind ready for aggression. In this ~respect Tully