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 1 VI  |      devoted love. Of this St. Jerome in his epistle to Sabinianus (
 2 VII |        of warning us. Thus St. Jerome, in his first book against
 3 VII |   Again, in the same work, St. Jerome tells how Cicero, asked
 4 VII |        on the authority of St. Jerome (Epist. 4 and 13), we read
 5 VII |       cautious by his example. Jerome thus mentions this affair,
 6 IX  |   based. Indeed it is true, as Jerome says: `Fortitude openly
 7 XI  |    philosophers of old of whom Jerome tells us in his second book
 8 XI  |      Through the senses," says Jerome, "as through so many windows,
 9 XI  | reported to have led. Of these Jerome also tells us, writing thus
10 XI  |       was now, in the words of Jerome, afar from cities and the
11 XIII|       that of the Romans drove Jerome toward the East. Never,
12 XIV |        of the complaint of St. Jerome in his letter to Asella
13 XIV |       captive monk of whom St. Jerome writes, living in the same
14 XV  |        Commenting on this, St. Jerome, whose heir methinks I am