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 1 I      | idol-worship. But, although he lived in luxury, and in the enjoyment
 2 II     |   apparel, -- saw him, who had lived in the lap of luxury, shrunken
 3 V      |       after it. Thenceforth he lived in perpetual conflict and
 4 VII    |      unto death. ~"When he had lived thirty years among men,
 5 VIII   |   lodgement. For as a man hath lived here, so shall he receive
 6 XIV    |        vanities, while I still lived engrossed in earthly things.
 7 XVI    |       Barlaam, "that this king lived, for the time to come, a
 8 XVIII  |    vanity of the world. When I lived to the flesh in the bondage
 9 XVIII  |      saidest but now that they lived in utter penury, and were
10 XXXI   |     that have died which never lived? Thou shouldest invent some
11 XXXVIII|       nobility of his soul. He lived thus in the open air, scorched