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 1 1(1) |           author's best days, and may be dated A.D. 192.]~
 2 3    |                 Chapter III.-Sins May Be Divided into Corporeal
 3 3    |         note down; but (to do so) may seem to be unnecessary.
 4 3    |         premise, in order that we may understand that no less
 5 4    |            a potter's vessel," 27 may thenceforward become that "
 6 4    |          He desires that credence may be given Him. Oh blessed
 7 4    |      pledge36 of divine grace, we may be able also to persevere
 8 5(42)|          xiv. 15-17: "licet" here may = "lawful," "permissible," "
 9 6    |         to labour for is, that it may be granted us to attain
10 6    |           washed in order that we may cease sinning, but because
11 7    |     Baptism~So long, Lord Christ, may the blessing of learning
12 7    |           to sin; in other words, may they thereafter know nothing
13 7    |          him, in the hope that he may be able in some way either
14 7    | reconciled. You have One whom you may satisfy, and Him willing. 69 ~
15 9    |       probation; in order that it may not be exhibited in the
16 9    |         the conscience alone, but may likewise be carried out
17 9    |      exomologesis (does), that it may enhance repentance; may
18 9    |           may enhance repentance; may honour God by its fear of
19 9    |         of the (incurred) danger; may, by itself pronouncing against
20 11   |          torturing myself, that I may reconcile God to myself,
21 12   |          of the penalty, that you may not hesitate about the adoption