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1 10Command,    4   (27)| stern duty and not from the impulse of ~passion, for we are
2 10Command,    4,  2   |      but, nevertheless, the impulse is not mortal, because it
3 10Command,    4,  2   |   as if one is moved by the impulse of ~concupiscence to fornication,
4 10Command,    4,  2   |     For anger is really the impulse to ~avenge an injury which
5 10Command,    4,  2   |  has suffered. Now, if this impulse of the ~passion is so great
6 10Command,    4,  2   |  must be understood of that impulse of passion tending to do
7 10Command,    4,  2   |     is perverted - and this impulse, inasmuch as it is ~consented
8 10Command,    8   (16)|  the ~mind, yielding to the impulse of evil desires, is pleased