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1   1, 23 |   by means of His mercy, as sparing them; and in respect of ~
2   1, 25 | omnipotence ~"especially by sparing and having mercy" [*Collect,
3   1, 25 |     greater, however, than ~sparing and having mercy; for example,
4   1, 25 |    is particularly shown in sparing and ~having mercy, because
5   1, 25 |  free will. Or, because ~by sparing and having mercy upon men,
6   2, 105|    advantage of victory, by sparing women ~and children, and
7   2, 116|    speaks of those who are "sparing, tight-fisted, skinflints ~[*{
8   2, 116|   little ~he is said to be "sparing"; if nothing, he is "tightfisted":