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PHIL. Eyes in good faith brother Eusebius. For his sin was our sin. His damnation was our damnation. His death was our death. I will read unto you the mind of the famous Doctor Origen,¹ concerning this matter: If Levi, sayeth he, which was borne the fourth generation after Abraham, was than counted to ⟨image 19⟩be in the loins of Abraham, much more all men that are borne or have ben borne in this world, were in the loins of Ad•m, when he was yet in Paradise. And all men with him & in him were expulsed out of Paradise, when he was put out from thence, & by him death, which came unto him by the interpretation, came also consequently upon them, whom he had in his loins.

PHIL. Yies in good fayth brother Eusebius. For his synne was oure synne. His dānacion was our damnacion. His death was our deth. I wyl read vnto you the mynde of the famous Doctour Origen,¹ concernyng this matter: If Leuy, sayeth he, whiche was borne the fourth generacion after Abraham, was than counted to ⟨image 19⟩be in the loynes of Abraham, muche more all men that are borne or haue ben borne in this world, were in the loynes of Ad•m, when he was yet in Paradise. And all men wt hym & in him were expulsed out of Paradise, when he was put out from thēce, & by him death, which came vnto him by the enterpretacion, came also consequētly vpon thē, whom he had in his loynes.

1. 1In epi••le. ad Rom. lib. •. •apit. v.