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 1 Pre|     in accordance with their wish, rather than with my ability,
 2 Pre| light of truth. It was their wish also, that I should not
 3 Pre|    be in accordance with the wish of those whose request I
 4 Pre|  entreaty, that if any shall wish to copy this work, he shall
 5 1  | greater authority adduces, I wish it to be received in this
 6 6  |  that if, perchance, I shall wish to convince any one of the
 7 8  |   way, according to which we wish it to be understood, that
 8 68 |      proves that it ought to wish nothing else so especially.~
 9 70 |      in such a way as not to wish to enjoy them? What return,
10 70 |     of another; and does not wish to be loved itself, but