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1 INT   |    I too, "walking by this rule," and heedful of the danger
2 I     |   had adopted the monastic rule, abhorred alike all the
3 VI    | follower of every monastic rule. Whence he sprang, and what
4 XVIII |    with us, seeking by the rule and law of covetousness
5 XIX   |    according to the proper rule and law in either case,
6 XXXIV | stealing into my soul, and rule it with a rod of iron. I
7 XXXV  | handed over to his son the rule of all his kingdom. He himself
8 XXXVII| may learn of him the exact rule of this lonely and austere
9 XL    | swerved, never altered the rule of his ascetic life, from