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1   I,  65|        be done that they might escape destruction and obtain an
2  II,   3|      from what evils you would escape if you broke away from your
3  II,  34|        to us-that is, a way to escape death, or were able to provide
4  II,  34| blessings, that we may at once escape a death of suffering, and
5  II,  76|     the bonds of the body, and escape from our darkness and blindness.
6 III,  30|       territory, that he might escape his father's rage. But now,
7 VII,  40|    sway. But neither does this escape our knowledge, that we have