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 1 2 |         brutes contributes to the beauty of man. For if He had given
 2 2 |          is utility combined with beauty. But with reference to man,
 3 2 | especially when they hindered the beauty of the human body. On which
 4 7 |      which He either adorned with beauty only, or covered with thick
 5 7 |          in a wonderful manner to beauty, yet it was not adapted
 6 7 |     distinction of sex, or to the beauty of manliness and strength;
 7 8 |           an incredible degree of beauty, both because each part
 8 8 |          flaccid, might take away beauty; nor of hard and solid bones,
 9 10|        nose should not deform the beauty of the face: which would
10 10|         the lower for the sake of beauty. For, as far as relates
11 10|          the hand for the sake of beauty: for if it had been with
12 10|      small orbs, add something of beauty; being given to females
13 11|       which has been assigned not beauty, because they are con-cealed
14 13|        Are they without order and beauty? The flesh rounded off into