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 1  Marc  |     right, declared it to be a sin, calling him cursed who
 2  Thal  |        hard and incorruptible, sin ruined him, flowing and
 3  Thal  | otherwise was it possible that sin and condemnation should
 4  Thal  |       that, on the other hand, sin is unholy and unrighteous
 5  Thal  |     which is transgression and sin, he became discordant and
 6 Procil |       and have striven against sin with youthful and noble
 7 Tusiane|      Brought in by Destructive Sin.~And let these things be
 8 Tusiane|   earth, God putting an end to sin by means of death, lest
 9 Tusiane| immortal, living a sinner, and sin living in him, should be
10 Tusiane| separated from the flesh, that sin might perish by death, not
11 Tusiane|     longer in one dead. Whence sin being dead and destroyed,
12 Tusiane|     Clearer When Cleansed from Sin; The Ornaments of the Mind
13  Domn  |     might have been saved from sin; for in it he promised both
14  Domn  |        formerly, on account of sin and much error, they had
15 Arete  |        access may lie open for sin to pour itself into the