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1  5,8 |       asks, as if evoking the guilty one to justify himself in
2  5,8 |     us feel better and not so guilty. But eventually, through
3  5,8 |    first His concern that the guilty should repent, and then
4  6,13| fratricide — that is, Rome is guilty of a sin against the unity
5  7,14|    the grounds that they were guilty of sedition and blasphemy).~
6  9,15|     not Adam's guilt. Men are guilty only insofar as they choose
7 10,27|     not Adam's guilt: men are guilty only insofar as they choose