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1 Intro |  gentleness and mirth; for it was wholly unadorned by art, and had
2  Thal |          as a bare representation wholly referring to the union of
3  Thal |           it is a dangerous thing wholly to despise the literal meaning,5
4  Thal |     passions, lest they should be wholly defiled by fornication,
5 Thall |  distracted and wandering, is not wholly given up to God. Hence it
6 Procil|          race of man might not be wholly destroyed, through forgetfulness
7 Thekla| Derivation of the Word Virginity: Wholly Divine; Virtue, in Greek
8 Thekla|   lamentations. Let faith conquer wholly, and let its light drive
9 Thekla|    Doctrine of Mathematicians Not Wholly to Be Despised, When They