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 1 VI  |    continence. ~ Why should I say more? We were united first
 2 VII |       philosopher, that is to say a student or a lover of
 3 IX  |       teaching, they began to say to one another: "Behold,
 4 IX  |      I added: "What I have to say further on this subject
 5 X   |   appeared to have nothing to say while the book was burning,
 6 XI  |     the Paraclete, that is to say the Consoler. These are
 7 XIII|      FROM HIS SONS THAT IS TO SAY THE MONKS AND FROM THE LORD
 8 XIII|    the Paraclete, which is to say the Consoler, and thrust
 9 XIV | foolish man, that he does not say: 'have we not power to embrace
10 XV  |      their abbot, which is to say their father. ~ Oh. how
11 XV  |  Wherefore rightly do all men say: "Thy will be done." And