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1 2|        to argue against it. ~On account of which moreover, since
2 3| anything of one's own, on which account, as living men, they would
3 4|         of perfection, on which account sometimes, condescending
4 4|        it would be asked on the account of which infirm [persons]
5 4|      evangelical perfection. On account of which it is evidently
6 5|        under a vow. Nor on this account is the usus facti for the
7 5|   renunciation of all right, on account of which such using can