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 1 3 |         to continence. "Good," he says, "(it is) for a man not
 2 3 |         evil. And accordingly (he says), "It remains, that both
 3 3 |         another way. "I will," he says, "that you all so be as
 4 3 | absolutely good. Finally, when he says, "Better it is to marry
 5 3 |            I think, moreover," he says, "I too have the Spirit
 6 3 |         respects). Accordingly he says more manifestly: "And every (
 7 3 |    according to what the preacher says, "A time to everything"),
 8 5 |         writing to the Ephesians, says that God "had proposed in
 9 6 |         Paul is. "In the Gospel," says he, "I have begotten you."
10 7 |         Over every dead soul," it says, "the priest shall not enter,
11 11|     apostle's) rescripts, when he says: "But concerning these (
12 11|           its origin. But here he says that he "is sparing them;"
13 13|         your grasp). "And so," he says, "my brethren, be ye too
14 14|        the stronger. For again He says, "Let him who is able to