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 1   3    |       rightly ordered and~kept in its place, commends the good
 2   3(22)|     parasitic on the good. It has its origin, not in nature, but
 3   4    |          something must remain of its original nature as long
 4   4    |         may be, the good which is its "nature" cannot~be destroyed
 5   4    |    however, a thing is corrupted, its ~corruption is an evil because
 6   4    |          process, if something of its being remains that cannot
 7   4    |          is some evil in a thing, its ~good is defective or defectible.
 8   4    |         when we say that evil has its source in the good, do not
 9   4    |          or~make the tree bad and its fruits will be bad."~27
10   7    |         Now clearly, language, in~its proper function, was developed
11   8    |         to recognize the error of its ways - it falls victim to
12   8    |        Yet such a nature, even in its evil state, could not lose
13   8    |        evil state, could not lose its appetite for blessedness.
14   9(59)| Perseverance, 41; On the Soul and Its Origin, 16; and even the
15  13    |          divided, so to say, into its separate elements. For there
16  15    |           to God, and the city to its founder. By the~Church here
17  15    |         from rising of the sun to its setting, praising the name
18  15    |          song~of deliverance from its old captivity, but also
19  16    |         the sinless Mediator, and its cry is: "If God be for us,
20  23    |    disfigured will be restored to its full figure.~
21  23    |         that every soul will have its own body and not two bodies
22  23    |          Every soul will have, as its own, all that is required
23  23    |        soul is compelled to leave its body, nor the~second death,
24  25    |       speak so, the lineaments of its ~countenance, are found
25  25    |       human race was condemned in its apostate head by a divine
26  28    |       grace. For~although sin had its origin in free will alone,
27  33    |           this~book for you - may its usefulness match its prolixity! -
28  33    |          may its usefulness match its prolixity! - on Faith, Hope,