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 1 II |    bring forth is that original curse pronounced against Eve, "
 2 II |       unjust are born under the curse of concupiscence, and in
 3 II |       the impious alone is this curse particularly addressed,
 4 XIV|       sink of the devils in the curse of malice! Of such is it
 5 XIV|    justice," but, "May the Lord curse thee, thou vileness of injustice!"
 6 XIV|         divine malediction, the curse of angels and of men; for
 7 XV |         thy ways." Against this curse of pride Mary obtained the
 8 XV |     from thy hand." Against the curse of envy, Mary has received
 9 XV |          XLIX, 7.) Against this curse of wrath, Mary obtained
10 XV |       negligently." Against the curse of torpor, Mary deserted
11 XV |     excluded all of us, and the curse of this exclusion was lifted
12 XV |     virginal bringing forth the curse of the first mother was
13 XV |          II, 14. ) Against this curse of avarice, Mary merited
14 XV |     whole human race incurred a curse. Against this curse of gluttony
15 XV |  incurred a curse. Against this curse of gluttony Mary obtained
16 XV |  Therefore Augustine says: "The curse of Eve was turned into the
17 XV | gluttony of Eve brought forth a curse not only in the body, but
18 XV |       hast escaped that general curse, in which it is said: 'In
19 XV |        say, Amen." Against this curse of incontinence, Mary merited
20 XV |        wretched ones from every curse, and mayest make us worthy