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Virtues, values, vices, sins: we have all kinds of words to describe aspects of human behaviour, character and the self. But can the origins of various terms be teased out? Edwin Judge compares and contrasts the backgrounds in Hellenism and the apostle Paul on which today's commentators draw, knowingly or otherwise.
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