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 1 2 |           and though they despised earthly and frail images, do not
 2 4 |           human race, to which all earthly things are subject? What
 3 5 |            who is removed from all earthly taint, should conciliate
 4 10|          that the things which are earthly are made froth atoms: are
 5 10|            with reason, as much as earthly frailty was capable of receiving,
 6 19|      themselves up to the body and earthly things are pressed to the
 7 20|          God, pay divine honour to earthly and frail images, as though
 8 20|          laid aside the worship of earthly things, acknowledge the
 9 23|         the Father of heavenly and earthly things ought to be loved,
10 23|            itself exists. For this earthly, kingdom and government,
11 23|           if, laying aside low and earthly affairs and goods, we meditate
12 23| intelligence and life and to serve earthly and frail things, or, intent
13 23|         from vices, and from every earthly impurity. Of this heavenly
14 23|        things, should trample upon earthly things, and should look