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 1 Intr  |      the loss of the faith is a greater evil than the destruction
 2   1   |    However, now they are ‑ to a greater or lesser degree according
 3   1   |      the country ‑ permitting a greater freedom of worship, and
 4   1   |         possibility ‑ sometimes greater and sometimes lesser ‑ of
 5   4   |      the loss of the faith is a greater evil than the destruction
 6   6, 2|          and individuals.~ ~For greater facility of exposition,
 7   6, 2|          is always incomparably greater than that produced by the
 8   6, 2| surprise that they are not much greater, since a totally anti-­natural
 9   7, 1|    obstacles and struggles with greater vigor.~This instinct, when
10   8   |     swept along in an even much greater profusion or they will act
11   9   |      Occident with its hints at greater freedom in religious and
12  10   |         nations committed a sin greater than the present ones by