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 1 2|        only food for the first men was fruit and the produce
 2 2|      although innocency raised men up towards the heavens to
 3 2|      sin, when committed, bent men down to the earth and to
 4 2|     meat was needed to nourish men who were both tender and
 5 2|    food of flesh is offered to men, that for the advantage
 6 2|      in too small quantity for men's support, and they should
 7 3|       DOINGS, AND THE WILLS OF MEN ARE DEPICTED.~How far, then,
 8 3|    especially to be avoided in men which the law had, condemned
 9 3|       Therefore, in order that men might be purified, the cattle
10 3|    were censured--to wit, that men also who had the same vices
11 3|        of His agency; but that men might be instructed in the
12 3|       and doings, and wills of men that are depicted. They
13 3|        is established, wherein men may consider the images
14 3| everything which is vicious in men, as committed against nature,
15 3|        manners are approved in men; while those that are without
16 3|   forbids the hare? It rebukes men deformed into women. And