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1   2, 64 |  are those who with extreme arrogance have given themselves ~that
2   2, 110|     is uplifted inwardly by arrogance, it ~often results that
3   2, 110| takes to boasting, not from arrogance, but from ~some kind of
4   2, 110|    boaster by ~habit. Hence arrogance, which is an uplifting of
5   2, 111|  xliii in Joan.): "Shun not arrogance so as ~to forsake truth":
6   2, 130|    interior cause, which is arrogance: but ~outward boasting,
7   2, 160|     boasting, ~singularity, arrogance, presumption, defense of
8   2, 160|   but as regards the inward arrogance of the heart it is reckoned
9   2, 160|  all," to which is opposed "arrogance," whereby a man ~sets himself