fallo, creaturam nisi doctor apostolus omnem subiectam vanis non sponte laboribus orsus periuro ingemuit miserans servire latroni: errat ait, qui luctamen cum sanguine nobis et carne et venis ferventibus et vitioso felle putat calidisque animam peccare medullis.
I plead guilty to deceiving, if the apostle who instructs us has not said that all creation is subject, not willingly, to vain struggles, and lamented in pity that it is in bondage to the false robber. He errs, says he, who supposes that our contest is with blood and flesh, with burning passions of the body and corrupted gall, and that the soul sins because the marrow is hot.
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