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1     I,  Int     |   of reward in the future state.” In addition to this he
2     I,  11      |   not abandon the married state in which they were before
3     I,  26      |  but a passing to another state. If, however, Jovinianus
4     I,  27(4435)| rather “the well-balanced state of mind resulting from habitual
5     I,  37      |   is in the merely animal state, and does not receive the
6     I,  39      | before overcame, the last state is become worse with them
7     I,  47      |  man sometimes enters the state of matrimony, he immediately