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 1   1,      4|          pains, with their horrible stench, inasmuch as they have not
 2   1,      6|       becomes a brute beast full of stench, and in this case he does
 3   2,      8|           human race and gave out a stench, as I have said to you above.
 4   3,     19|         that, within her, lurks the stench of pride, and there she
 5   3,     28|         their virtues mitigates the stench of the vices of the others,
 6   3,     31|         their state; for with their stench they defile the face of
 7   3,     32|           odor shall extinguish the stench of the putrid flowers of
 8   4,      5|           demanded. But because the stench of self-love has entered
 9   4,      8|             eternal death. And what stench comes from this fruit, sprung
10   4,      8|            flowers of the tree? The stench of disobedience, for, in
11   4,      8| unfaithfully his superior's will; a stench of impurity, for he takes