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 1   1    |      that you should be wise - though not one of those of whom
 2   6    | Likewise, a man is not a liar, though he could be charged with~
 3   6    |      not tell the truth, ~even though the truth did come out in
 4   6    |        to approve the false as though it were the truth, or to ~
 5   6    |        disapprove the truth as though it were falsehood, or to
 6   9    |       things which are not, as though they were,"~46 and "ordereth
 7   9(59)|        unwaveringly sure, even though they involved him in a paradox
 8  12    |     Virgin conceived and bore, though it was related to the Person
 9  17    |     removed by the new birth - though it also takes away actual
10  18    |   these will still be ~saved, "though as by fire." They believe
11  18    |      losing such things - even~though he may grieve over his loss - "
12  23    |     then, would dare to deny - though he would not dare to affirm
13  23    |   bodies joined together, even~though they were born this way.
14  23    |     which they were~situated - though they do return to the body
15  23    |        are called "spiritual," though~undoubtedly they will be
16  23    |    called "animate"~[animale], though it is a body and not a "
17  24    |  willing their~salvation, even though they could have been saved,
18  26    |        God doth not will, even~though God's will is much more,
19  26    |      Yet the piety of the one, though he wills not what God willeth,
20  28    |     the latter through grace - though it was to have obtained
21  28    | continue in that~uprightness - though not without divine aid -
22  32    |    faith; then, at sight. For,~though mortal men ourselves, we