Chapter

 1   7|    being blocked~by objections like this which stood at the
 2  10|     thy wrath; our ~years seem like a spider's web."~64 Likewise
 3  12|      or however else one might like to speak of it. ~So, then,
 4  14|     the gift [of grace] is not like the effect of the one that
 5  16| because it ~is composed of men like ourselves. This is the part
 6  16|      to us, since ours will be like theirs in kind and~measure -
 7  18|      incredible that~something like this should occur after
 8  21|        many evils, even if not like those ~[of old], have come
 9  23|        think that they perish, like seeds that did not germinate?~192~
10  25|  molder, 'Why have you made me like this?' Or is not the potter
11  25|      weight and in an~argument like this recalls man, in a single