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1   1,      6  |         is already done when the sinner has conceived pleasure in
2   1,      6  |                    Sometimes the sinner brings forth insults on
3   3,      6  |         even give equally to the sinner and the righteous man, and
4   3,      6  |       man, and often more to the sinner than to the righteous man,
5   3,     30  |         a just man and that of a sinner, and first of the death
6   3,     30  |         a just man to those of a sinner, and how different are their
7   3,     31  |     death to a just man and to a sinner, and how different is their
8   4,      5  |        not desire the death of a sinner, but rather that he should
9 Lette,      0| Barduccio, a wretched and guilty sinner, recommend myself to your