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1   3|    immutably good. Still, each single created thing is~good, and
2   4| contraries cannot coexist in a single thing. Nevertheless, while
3   9|      were not descended~from a single angel, lapsed and damned.
4  13|     plurality of sins, if~that single sin is divided, so to say,
5  16|        corruption.~Thus by the single sacrifice, of which the
6  25|    like this recalls man, in a single word, to consider the limits
7  25|        just that~not even if a single member of the race were
8  27|     whole of mankind, in every single group into which it can