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Naturall things neither make vs worthie of praise nor of dispraise, as the Philosophers all grant; but certes concupi∣scence in man is natural, and so can it not be sinne.
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Naturall things neither make vs worthie of praise nor of dispraise, as the Philosophers all grant; but certes concupi∣scence in man is natural, and so can it not be sinne.