licuitne hortantem spernere recti libertate animi? licuit; namque et Deus ante suaserat ut meliora volens sequeretur; at ille spernens consilium saevo plus credidit hosti.
Might he not have rejected her urging, in the freedom of an upright soul? He might, for God too had before urged him to follow after the better of his own will; but he, rejecting the counsel, trusted more in his cruel enemy.
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