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 1     I,  8 |      Apostle was expressing a wish and not making a concession
 2     I,  8 | overmuch grief. The Apostle’s wish is one thing, his pardon
 3     I,  8 |      his pardon another. If a wish be exp. 352 pressed, it
 4     I,  8 |     wrong in using it. If you wish to know the Apostle’s real
 5     I,  8 |  concession. This, says he, I wish, this I desire that ye be
 6     I,  8 |   another after that.” What I wish, he says, is clear. But
 7     I,  10|      of the dead. And, if you wish to see more clearly how
 8     I,  12|    Apostle will reply: Do you wish me to give orders where
 9     I,  13|       us to be what we do not wish to be; but he gives his
10     I,  14|        but to such persons as wish for them and are not able
11     I,  26|     What is that to thee if I wish him so to be?” Whence the
12     I,  37|    explaining what he did not wish them to be he says elsewhere: 4531 “
13     I,  46|    find a good man, I have no wish to be in fear of losing
14     I,  47|       swear by her health and wish that she may survive us,
15    II,  6 |      command is for those who wish to be perfect. On the contrary
16    II,  6 |      I too say to you: If you wish to be perfect, it is good
17    II,  6 |   wine, and eat flesh. If you wish to be perfect, it is better
18    II,  11|     accordant with health who wish to gratify their lust, and
19    II,  12|    factory for the closet? We wish to get credit for protracted
20    II,  25|       free, at any rate if we wish to be free while still in
21    II,  26|     different vessels, and to wish to contradict so plain a