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1     I,  13      |    to draw the inference of doing better, he would never have
2     I,  13      | have previously referred to doing well. But where there is
3     I,  13      |     between not sinning and doing well; nay rather, to speak
4     I,  38      |     the lusts of the flesh, doing the desires of the flesh
5    II,  8       |  that which we again regret doing. Where, then, that which
6    II,  9       |     to think of what we are doing: and it is an idle pretence
7    II,  14(4769)|  Philo commends them for so doing. Jerome here, as above,