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 1 2   |         countless spiritual feats, struggles and~sufferings of the society
 2 4   |    contrition of heart and ascetic~struggles — the sins of perhaps the
 3 4   |     stimulated each other to~moral struggles and were ashamed of their
 4 4(9)|         embarking on the spiritual struggles of the approaching fast.~
 5 5   |        temptations with~ ~terrible struggles became faint in spirit and
 6 9   |      various virtues and spiritual struggles. Behold those who seem to
 7 10  |         zealous in outward ascetic struggles undergo it much more frequently.~
 8 11  | extinguished without corresponding~struggles and inner warfare, like
 9 11  |           him; he is terrified~and struggles with himself. But when he
10 12  |       Mount, when He said that the struggles of a vainglorious man are
11 12  |         inspire them to labour and~struggles, and which is trying to
12 12  |        young,~but renowned for his struggles and for his gentleness.
13 13  |           even from an ascetic who struggles intensely with himself and
14 13  |      person who is subject to them struggles inwardly, but at the~same
15 14  |   altogether by means of such hard~struggles.”~
16 15  |            tasting, ask~him how he struggles and if his struggles are
17 15  |            he struggles and if his struggles are self-imposed — undertaken
18 15  |         self-imposed and excessive struggles.”~Advise him to put aside