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The same reading defines Fortune as a providential minister who redistributes worldly goods across peoples and generations beyond ordinary human control.
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Worldly goods
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "words need not embellish now you can see my son how brief a sport of all those goods that are in fortune's care for..."
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"words need not embellish now you can see my son how brief a sport of all those goods that are in fortune's care for..."
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"that human reason can't prevent just so when people rules one languishes obeying the decision she has given which like a serpent in the..."
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"...the poor. Why? Because they're focused on a life that denies worldly goods. Okay? They believe this material reality we live in, it's evil,..."
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