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 1   1, 63 |      compelling them, but as inducing them by a kind of ~exhortation.
 2   1, 64 |      compelling them, but as inducing them by a kind of ~exhortation.
 3   2, 39 | sorrow for sin is useful ~as inducing a man to avoid sin: hence
 4   2, 72 |    sin is due either to fear inducing false ~humility, or to love
 5   2, 77 |    to undue ardor or to fear inducing false humility." Therefore ~
 6   2, 96 |      are the laws of tyrants inducing to idolatry, or to anything
 7   2, 111|     has a special reason for inducing one to ~the faith, since
 8   2, 59 |       Adultery, however, and inducing a slave to leave his master ~
 9   2, 67 | adversary, he sins indeed by inducing him to do what is unlawful,
10   2, 123|      sin, because instead of inducing one ~to sin, it withdraws
11   3, 38 |      etc., by reason of its ~inducing men to do penance, and of
12   3, 48 |   devil had overcome ~man by inducing him to sin, man was subject