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 1 XVII |      not, as Aristotle thinks, depend on the arbitrary rules of
 2 XVIII|         since all things human depend on faith,323to believe God
 3 XXI  |        inasmuch as it does not depend on Him, and does not come
 4 XXI  |    away of wickedness does not depend upon ourselves. For the
 5 XXI  |        our wickedness does not depend upon ourselves; and if we
 6 XXI  |       the want of it in no way depend on the pupil having offered
 7 XXI  |       teaching or not does not depend upon them but upon the teacher,
 8 XXI  |       their salvation does not depend upon themselves; and if
 9 XXI  |     mercy," salvation does not depend upon ourselves, but upon
10 XXII |        several instances would depend on the pleasure of these
11 XXII | instances right practice would depend on the pleasure of the ruling
12 XXII |     the correct practice would depend on the pleasure of the ruling
13 XXII |        thing, inasmuch as they depend on varying relations and
14 XXVI |        evil"; that they partly depend on our own efforts 620and
15 XXVI |        and the contrary do not depend 622on our own efforts, pleasure,623
16 XXVI |    good and evil things partly depend on our own efforts, partly
17 XXVI |      the good things naturally depend upon our own efforts, everybody
18 XXVI |      and "evil" things, partly depend on our own efforts, and
19 XXVI |     the blessings which do not depend on our efforts, health and
20 XXVI |        things are which do not depend on our efforts; for it is
21 XXVI |       good things which do not depend on our efforts; and we must
22 XXVI |         and partly does not so depend, in respect of the working
23 XXVII|    that a man who makes a cure depend on inflammations and abscesses