Part, Question

 1   2, 67  |            lawful for the judge to combat his resistance by force,
 2   2, 93  |           monomachy," i.e. single ~combat as it is called, and trial
 3   2, 93  |          to have engaged in single combat with ~the Philistine (1
 4   2, 121 |        First, there is the general combat, for ~instance, of those
 5   2, 121 |    secondly, there is the private ~combat, as when a judge or even
 6   2, 121 |          such as occur in singular combat, which may be ~called by
 7   2, 146 |            engage in the spiritual combat." But man's ~inward enemy
 8   3, 58  |             Stephen in his toil of combat saw ~Him standing whom He
 9   3, 72  |          strength in the spiritual combat. ~Wherefore in this sacrament
10   3, 72  |          combatant, as in a bodily combat: thus are soldiers ~marked
11   3, 72  |      strengthen him in his outward combat. Consequently ~not only
12   3, 72  |        unto the outward ~spiritual combat; and this is signified by
13   3, 72  |          ordained to the spiritual combat, which is enjoined to all ~
14   3, 72  |           pertain to the spiritual combat ~with the enemies of the
15   3, 72  |         have to wage the spiritual combat with our invisible ~enemies.
16   3, 72  |           are strengthened for the combat." But women are incompetent
17   3, 72  |          women are incompetent to ~combat, by reason of the frailty
18   3, 72  |            dangers of the present ~combat, those who are on the point
19   3, 72  |          strength in the spiritual combat, that he may bravely ~confess
20   3, 72  |          are strengthened for the ~combat; the sign of which should
21   3, 72  |          strength in the spiritual combat. Now, just as one newly
22 Appen1, 2|          there is yet time for the combat, men are ~punished both
23 Appen1, 2| tranquillity denote the absence of combat, as occurs even in those