novimus ancipites nebuloso in pectore sensus sudare alternis conflictibus, et variato pugnarum eventu nunc indole crescere dextra, nunc inclinatis virtutibus ad iuga vitae deteriora trahi seseque addicere noxis turpibus et propriae iacturam ferre salutis.
We know that in the darkness of our heart conflicting affections fight hard in successive combats and, as the fortune of battle varies, now grow strong in goodness of disposition and again, when the virtues are worsted, are dragged away to live in bondage to the worse, making themselves the slaves of shameful sins, and content to suffer the loss of their salvation.
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