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 1 5 |      have omitted because I was unable to abridge them; but if
 2 7 | perishing through ulcers, being unable to endure the pain, he constructed
 3 34|        fierceness; for they are unable to live in any other way
 4 35|          because they have been unable in any way to find out the
 5 35|    empty and useless, which was unable to comprehend the nature
 6 37|         man! And because he was unable to offer this in his own
 7 40|         Therefore, since we are unable to enumerate them all, a
 8 49|   acknowledged the Son has been unable to acknowledge the Father.
 9 53|      aid from them, if they are unable to average even their own
10 57|       does wrong, because he is unable to distinguish between things
11 59|      punish offences, they were unable to punish the conscience.
12 64|        promise that which he is unable to perform; he will envy