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1 III,  1|     and the man who does not repent may, since he is different,
2 VII,  7|     of necessity unlikely to repent, and therefore incurable,
3 VII,  7|       since a man who cannot repent cannot be cured. The man
4 VII,  8|      was said, is not apt to repent; for he stands by his choice;
5 VII,  8| incontinent man is likely to repent. This is why the position
6  IX,  4|      so to speak, nothing to repent of.~Therefore, since each