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1   1, 83  | whenever ~Augustine, who was imbued with the doctrines of the
2   2, 22  |      doctrines Augustine was imbued; and the lack of ~adverting
3   2, 49  |     instance, ~because it is imbued, not with distorted, but
4   3, 59  | while it belongs ~to the man imbued with truth, according as
5   3, 81  |   more heinous, both because imbued with such a ~purpose he
6 Suppl, 65|       All natural things are imbued with certain principles ~
7 Suppl, 65|   end, it follows that he is imbued with a ~natural concept,