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1     58, Arg|  THOSE WHO THOUGHT THAT AN INFANT MUST NOT BE BAPTIZED BEFORE
2     58, III|   so laid himself upon the infant son of the widow, who was
3     58, III| our birth and our body, an infant could not be made equal
4     58, IV | say, that the aspect of an infant in the first days after
5     58, IV |  to make. For although the infant is still fresh from its
6     58, IV |    since in the kiss of an infant every one of us ought for
7     58, V  |   shrink from hindering an infant, who, being lately born,