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1 1   |        remarkable works have not lost their meaning even up to
2 15,2|        is another change that is lost in the English translation
3 16,2|        other peoples had already lost this truth for some time.
4 17,3|        wholly immortal, and then lost his bodily immortality only
5 17,3|       relative only. It might be lost. Adam's immortality before
6 17,3|          19). Upon sinning, Adam lost fellowship with God and
7 20  | reestablishing the blessed state lost by man as a result of sin,
8 20  |         even greater perfection. Lost Paradise not only returns,
9 20  |        tendency to reinstate the lost union between God and man —