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 1        Annot,   0,   0         |   whether this comes through his own reasoning, or because his
 2        Annot,   0,   0         | well-being of souls, but for his own temporal advantage and interests,
 3        Annot,   0,   0         |       Creator and benefiting his own soul, he uses with greater
 4            1, GeneralExam,   0 |  thoughts in me: that is, one my own, which springs from my mere
 5            1, GeneralExam,   2 |       creature, according to His own essence, presence and power,
 6            1, GeneralExam,   2 |         or meant to profit one's own or another's soul, the body
 7            1, GeneralExam,   2 |    defect, I show a defect of my own.~But if the intention is
 8            1, Confession       |        COMMUNION~Whoever, of his own accord, wants to make a
 9            2, TemporalKing,   2|       even, acting against their own sensuality and against their
10            2, 12Day,   0       |        in this world, nor for my own temporal life, I would not
11            2, Amend            |        TO AMEND AND REFORM ONE'S OWN LIFE AND STATE~
12            2, Amend,   0       |        amend and reform each his own life and state. That is,
13            2, Amend,   0       |         and the salvation of his own soul, to come and arrive
14       Method, 3Method,   0     |         he recites it, or to his own baseness, or to the difference
15       Method, 3Method,   0     |         such great height to his own so great lowness. And in
16       Annunc, Supper,   0      |      Majesty of the Lord and his own baseness, not wanting to
17        Rules, 2Week,   0       |       with silence as into their own home, through the open door.~
18        Rules, 2Week,   0       |       second time, through one's own course of habits and the
19        Rules, Scruples,   0    |   scruple what proceeds from our own judgment and freedom: that
20        Rules, Scruples,   0    |       straw, he decides with his own judgment that he has sinned.~