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This illustrates the expression, “Deceits of the Flesh.”

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Another reading omits the [Greek:——]; the meaning of the whole passage would be exactly the same—it would then run, “if he had been convinced of the rightness of what he does, i.e. if he were now acting on conviction, he might stop in his course on a change of conviction.”

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Major and minor Premises of the [Greek:——] [Greek——]

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Some necessarily implying knowledge of the particular, others not.

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As a modern parallel, take old Trumbull in Scott’s “Red Gauntlet.”

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