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 1        I, XIV   |       Nor were the laity only guilty of these things, but even
 2        I, XXVII |   things. And if any shall be guilty of them, they are to be
 3        I, XXVII |     return thanks, she is not guilty of any sin; because the
 4        I, XXVII |     himself to be in a manner guilty until the evening. But a
 5        I, XXVII |     evident, that the mind is guilty, not being acquitted even
 6        I, XXVIII|  punishment may fall upon the guilty, and the innocent may not
 7       II, XII   |      what you propose, and be guilty of being the first to break
 8       IV, XX    | Chaste is my song, no rape of guilty Helen; light tales shall
 9       IV, XXV   |      in his youth he had been guilty of some sin for which, when
10       IV, XXV   |  great grief by reason of his guilty conscience, and desiring