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ISIDOR. lib. 1. De summo bono.
By how much the nearer Satan perceives the world to an end, by so much the more fiercely he troubles it with persecution; that knowing himselfe is to be damned, hee may get company in his damnation.
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By how much the nearer Satan perceives the world to an end, by so much the more fiercely he troubles it with persecution; that knowing himselfe is to be damned, hee may get company in his damnation.