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 1  3,2|   for it as a father for his children. For this reason the crosier
 2  7,1|    instruction of parents to children who do not love them or
 3  8,1|      a long time they had no children, which caused them much
 4  8,2| Wherefore, we also, like the children bearing the symbols of victory,
 5  9,1| Christian parents as for her children. As soon as a child is born
 6  9,1|    be sponsors for their own children; nor may monks or nuns be
 7  9,4|   father knows his spiritual children, the more useful his counsels
 8  9,5|     and Christian rearing of children.~ As matrimony can be entered
 9  9,5| couple, the granting them of children and peaceful mutual affection,
10  9,5|      And mayest thou see thy children’s children; peace be upon
11  9,5|      thou see thy children’s children; peace be upon Israel.”
12  9,5|       chastity, well-favored children and joy in them, and a blameless
13  9,5|     love, long life to their children, grace in their offspring,
14 10  |      and name’s days, before children begin lessons, when any