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1 1   |   19th and 20th centuries, worthy of note are: Ulrici (1806-
2 8   |  that virtue should have a worthy reward and vice a worthy
3 8   |   worthy reward and vice a worthy punishment. This is the
4 8   | reward virtue with fortune worthy of it. Such a Being, therefore,
5 10,1|  attained once one becomes worthy through good works, knowledge,
6 11  |  teaching, people esteemed worthy of being heralds of divine
7 16,2|  himself, that he might be worthy to stand at the head of
8 23  | measure everything that is worthy of love! The most exact
9 25  | decided that microbes were worthy of existence and gave specific