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1  1  |       deeds, of any since the birth of Christ,. At least the
2  3,1|        he is said to endure a birth after the flesh, ascribing
3  3,1|      ascribing to himself the birth of his own flesh. On this
4  3,3|       he subjected himself to birth for us, and came forth man
5  3,3|       he subjected himself to birth as man, not as needing necessarily
6  3,3| necessarily in his own nature birth in time and in these last
7  4  |     conception, announced the birth of the Christ according
8  6,1|      city which had given him birth, and from the dwelling-places
9  6,1|   soul from the moment of his birth, and always led it to evil.