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[COPLAND 3]

If someone could be so generous to translate this sentence I would truly be greatful. It comes from an interlinear gloss of 2 Thessalonians 2:9, here is the verse for the context, "him whose advent is accompanied by the works of Satan"

Quia diabolo instigante totum faciet, non tame fine sensu, ut phrenetici qui culpa non habent de malis.

Here is the link to where it is found, its one page 674 midway down the middle of the page http://www.archive.org/stream/bibliorum ... 1/mode/2up

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My transcription:
Ita transcribo:

quia diabolo instigante totum faciet, non tamen sine sensu, ut phrenetici qui culpam non habent de malis.

My translation:
Ita verto:

Because he will do everything with the devil instigating, not without reason, as madmen who are not responsible for bad deeds.

The last phrase literally says, "as madmen who do not have responsibility of evils." I gather he means that you aren't sinning if you aren't in control of yourself.