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| These exemplifications are not even arranged chronologically, because, says Cowling, during this period opinions would typically "jostle together," achieving their influence "in the blur and fog of an undiscriminating contemporaneity. At the same time, for Poliziano poetry has a cathartic effect on the reader as it places before his/her eyes positive and negative exemplifications of the effects of human passions. While Romans 12:9-21 does not itself suggest that Christ-followers who embody the exemplifications of agape listed will advance in virtue, will make moral progress, other parts of extant letters strongly indicate that Paul held such a view, as argued above. |
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exegetical Exempla illustrant non restringunt legem exemplar exemplary exemplary damages exempli gratia exemplification exemplifications exemplify exemplifying a class exemplum exempt exempt from external authority exempted exemptible |
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