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id: 14268
author: Abelard, Peter
title: Historia Calamitatum
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summary:
  Such men, in truth, are enabled to have far more importance and intimacy among modest and upright women by the fact that they are free from any suspicion of lust. Methinks the spite of such men as these my enemies would have accused the very Christ Himself, or those belonging to Him, prophets and apostles, or the other holy fathers, if such spite had existed in their time, seeing that they associated in such familiar intercourse with women, and this though they were whole of body.


id: 35977
author: Abelard, Peter
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title:
  Letters of Abelard and Heloise To which is prefix'd a particular account of their lives, amours, and misfortunes

summary:
  At last _Abelard_, you have lost _Heloise_ for ever. Abelard_ pretended to be surprised at a proposal of this nature.


id: 37865
author: McLaughlin, Edward T. (Edward Tompkins)
title: Studies in Mediæval Life and Literature
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summary:
  She is good and she is bad; Makes us happy, makes us sad; Such moods love always had. Good life is a crown above all nobility.


