persuasit certe hortatu, non inpulit acri imperio; hoc mulier rea criminis exprobranti respondit Domino, suadelis se malefabris inlectam suasisse viro; vir et ipse libenter consensit.
The serpent did indeed persuade by urging, not drive with sharp behest; the womans answer to Gods reproach, when she stood accused of the sin, was that she was won over by crafty persuasions and then urged the man; and the man also readily agreed.
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