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 1 Text|         is peculiar to us.  All men love those who love them,
 2 Text|         and worship them.  Such men are not Christians, nevertheless
 3 Text|        branded with the name of men untrue to the State.  No
 4 Text|        and we drive them out of men, as is known unto very many
 5 Text| otherwise known at all, than as men who have laid aside their
 6 Text|      unbelief and evil deeds of men.  And what those fires threatened,
 7 Text|    mayest think, that there are men of this kind, whom no evil
 8 Text|     Christians could shield all men from evil, by admonishing
 9 Text|     with-hold it?~So, by urging men to say what, of themselves,
10 Text|       harming the women and the men of high station whom he
11 Text|        do to so many thousands, men and women, young and old,
12 Text|       thyself, and matrons, and men of the first repute, and
13 Text|    thinkest to be thy lords are men, and, at some time, they