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 1 2 |      father had inflicted on the human race; He brought all men,
 2 2 |          have become deranged in human society, and to restore
 3 3 |       also the whole mass of the human race, have in every respect
 4 5 |         natural beginning of the human race, from whom it might
 5 8 |         Christ, who restored our human dignity and who perfected
 6 8 |   holiness had been conferred on human marriages. Later on He brought
 7 10|        to the propagation of the human race, but to the bringing
 8 13|       not being made hers by any human grant, but given divinely
 9 15|     guardian and defender of the human race; and how, withal, her
10 16|       but families, also-indeed, human society itself-may in haughty
11 17|        Now, since the family and human society at large spring
12 19|         of the conscience of the human race. As, then, marriage
13 24|      will bring, on the whole of human society.~
14 25|    rashness or the wickedness of human agency venture to change
15 26|       for the propagation of the human race, but also that the
16 27|        natural and divine law by human law; and hence has begun
17 27|      they believe to be woven by human law and of their own will,
18 28|       excluded from the midst of human society, madly thinking
19 34|        religion, but also of the human race. For this reason all
20 35| preservation and increase of the human race, has a necessary relation
21 44|       seed of truth, to save the human race by their powerful patronage