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 1     II|      health, nor suffers the man afterwards to wander with
 2     IV|    woman is a portion of the man, and is taken and formed
 3    VII|     are in the world. If any man love the world, the love
 4     XI|      salvation. For God gave man also a voice; and yet love-songs
 5     XI|     good uses; so that every man, in proportion to his wealth,
 6    XIV|      that what God formed in man may be covered, and that
 7     XV|       God says, "Let us make man in our image and likeness;
 8   XXII|      and in the place of the man; with that of men your lot
 9  XXIII|      therein put off the old man by the grace of the saving
10  XXIII| heavenly command: "The first man," says he, "is from the
11  XXIII|  earth, of earth; the second man is from heaven. Such as