Chapter

 1   4|                             14. Actually, then, in~these two contraries
 2   5|        approves as true what is actually false, this then is error,
 3   5|       not only does no harm but actually does~some good.~But now
 4   5|           Yes, yes. No, no."~32 Actually, the wretched lives~we lead
 5   5|       and are deceived, and are actually~worse off when they deceive
 6   5|        no harm to himself, when actually every sin harms the one
 7   6|         a man to be good who is actually bad, and~consequently has
 8   6|         judge a man good who is actually ~bad - this is an error.
 9   6|     whom we supposed to be good actually does nothing harmful to
10   6|      bad thing - something good actually turns out, such as being
11   7|         seeing a vision but was actually being liberated from~fetters
12   7|    something is smooth~which is actually rough, or something sweet
13   7|     noise is thunder when it is actually a wagon passing by, when
14   7| regarded as a higher~wisdom but actually a sort of dementia.~
15   7|       hold as uncertain what is actually~certain. For even if these
16   7|       in which we still exist. ~Actually, of course, we would be
17   9|       alone is not enough? Now, actually, no Christian~would dare
18  12|        ear~can bear to hear it. Actually, then, as we confess our
19  13|        mere shadows was himself actually made sin. Thus, when the
20  13|       thought, ~word, and deed. Actually, by the use of the singular
21  15|         as from outside us, but actually ~from within the human soul,
22  23|     would have been if they had actually been born twins. So also
23  24|       allows it to happen or he actually causes it to happen.~
24  25|        man, who are you?" - has actually great weight and in an~argument
25  26|        approved or disapproved. Actually, God achieveth~some of his
26  30| petitions should be understood. Actually, God's name is even now~