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 1 Pre|        been copied by many under these titles, many urged me, and
 2 Pre| authority --to prefix my name to these writings. And that this
 3 4  |          exist; although he says these words in his heart, either
 4 6  |           for it is better to be these than not be. He who in any
 5 6  |      passionless, than not to be these things; how are you sensible,
 6 7  |         Or else to be capable of these things is not power, but
 7 7  |        For, he who is capable of these things is capable of what
 8 7  |      less has he himself against these.~He, then, who is thus capable
 9 9  |       the help of their deserts; these, although their deserts
10 9  |       the goods you has granted; these by pardoning the evils you
11 11 |          of the wicked, he saves these rather than those, through
12 11 |       condemns those rather than these, through his supreme justice.~
13 17 |       pleasantness. For you have these attributes in yourself,
14 18 |        every true good. Many are these attributes: my straitened
15 18 |        then, O Lord, are you all these things? Are they parts of
16 18 |        of you, or is each one of these rather the whole, which
17 18 |      capable of dissolution. But these things are alien to you,
18 18 |         all are one; and each of these is the whole, which you
19 21 |          of time themselves. And these are indeed an age, because
20 24 |      delight in him who has made these delectable things.~ ~
21 25 |      wish shall not be his. For, these goods of body and soul will
22 25 |         if you did abound in all these things! Ask your inmost