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 1   1, 51 |     of Cain. Nor is it to be wondered at that giants should be ~
 2   1, 52 |     of Cain. Nor is it to be wondered at that giants should be ~
 3   2, 122|       The crowd of onlookers wondered to see an unearthly battle,
 4   3, 5  | Evangelists relate how Jesus wondered, was angered, sad, and ~
 5   3, 9  |  said (Jn. 7:15): "The Jews ~wondered, saying: How doth this Man
 6   3, 15 |   Therefore it seems that He wondered at ~nothing.~Aquin.: SMT
 7   3, 15 |   wonder ~at what He Himself wondered at. Hence Augustine says (
 8   3, 15 |     Manich. i, 8): "Our Lord wondered in order to show us that
 9   3, 43 |    said farther on: "And He ~wondered because of their unbelief."
10   3, 44 |       and ignorant men . . . wondered." - And though such like
11   3, 47 |  states (15:44) that "Pilate wondered that He ~should be already