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 1       2, V   |         a motive assigned to his deeds. “Lest through idleness,”
 2       2, VI  |        is that by a sinner’s own deeds he is himself harmed. Human
 3       2, VI  |           by doing with impunity deeds that were forbidden, in
 4       2, VII |          me such wicked and evil deeds. To thy grace I attribute
 5       3, III |      made offerings of my wicked deeds. And still in all this thou
 6       3, VIII|          This applies as well to deeds of violence where there
 7       3, VIII|       not be defiled; or how can deeds of violence harm thee who
 8       3, IX  |         corn. And there are some deeds that resemble vice and crime
 9       4, XII |      world, crying out by words, deeds, death, life, descent, ascension -
10       4, XV  |        showed itself in anger in deeds of violence, in deeds of
11       4, XV  |         in deeds of violence, in deeds of passion and lust - but
12       8, I   |        is there not in me and my deeds; or if not in my deeds,
13       8, I   |        my deeds; or if not in my deeds, my words; or if not in
14       8, XIII| forgetting for a little her good deeds for which I give joyful
15       9, IV  |          be refreshed by my good deeds and sigh over my evil ones.
16       9, IV  |       over my evil ones. My good deeds are thy acts and thy gifts;
17      12, XX  |        show forth their mystical deeds and words. For this is the