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1  1, 2|                   In short, the order of the vices is proportionate
2  3, 4|       might now be expiated, in order that man may make God satisfaction
3  4, 4|         foresent indulgence: in order that (as we have said) the
4  5, 1|       prohibited as unclean, in order that man, by observing a
5  7, 1|       proceeded to examples, in order that, by its profitable
6  7, 7| instructed throughout as to the order and signification of the
7 10, 8|        able, from the self-same order of events, to fix the condition
8 11, 1|    xerophagies, of stations: in order that, while we recount,
9 12, 2|   anxiety about it acquired: in order that the Christian may enter