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 1      I, 6     |      thing enough, surely, is the continence for God's sake of a holy
 2      I, 6     |            God's servants, by the continence of his own, as if on equal
 3      I, 6     |           voluptuousness, some by continence.~
 4      I, 7     |        GOD'S CALL TO THE WIDOW TO CONTINENCE. FURTHER EVIDENCES FROM
 5      I, 7     |        AND FROM HEATHENISM.~To us continence has been pointed out by
 6      I, 7     |           love the opportunity of continence; as soon as it offers itself,
 7      I, 8concl|      regret. More glorious is the continence which is aware of its own
 8      I, 8concl|          therefore, the virtue of continence, which is modesty's agent;
 9     II, 1intro|   opportunity for the practice of Continence has been offered them, by
10     II, 1intro| solicitude. For the nobler is the continence of the flesh which ministers
11     II, 2     |          concede the foregoing of continence. "Only," he says, "in the
12     II, 2     |         cause of fornication; but continence He commends. Let the one,