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1 8 |     are acceptable to God I mean conflicts of the soul, fastings,
2 15|    from which it departed I mean this present life. Indeed,
3 18| reasonable considerations I mean the dignity of the flesh
4 18|  prompt, decisive, clear. I mean to take these very terms,
5 33|  mention of these events (I mean the judgment-day, and the
6 38|  would be deemed the less I mean the resurrection of the
7 40|  not maintain that he could mean that corruption of the flesh
8 49|    heavenly." Such (does he mean), in substance; or first
9 51|   subjects of corruption, I mean through death, since death