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 1  Pref,   3     |        large proportion of the numerous documents printed by P.
 2  Outl,   0     |      then stops on account of "numerous occupations".~1574~January.
 3  Intr,   0     |       in a poor house and have numerous things to do.46~
 4  Intr,   0     |         these copies contained numerous errors. To put an end to
 5  Intr,   0     |  Silverio's appendices contain numerous hitherto unpublished documents,
 6  Unic,   2     |      my faults had not been so numerous, there is one thing which
 7  Unic,   4     |     the habit and tells of the numerous infirmities which His Majesty
 8  Unic,   6     |        have caused Thy Majesty numerous offences without knowing
 9  Unic,   7     |       although my sins were so numerous that everything I could
10  Unic,   8     |        bad ones must have been numerous. Yet not many days would
11  Unic,   8     |       His favours. If we place numerous hindrances in His path,
12  Unic,   8     |       anyone save God, and the numerous opportunities that were
13  Unic,  10     |       in a poor house and have numerous things to do. If the Lord
14  Unic,  11     |        courage" because of the numerous obstacles which the devil
15  Unic,  19     |      that it receives are more numerous and sublime than any which
16  Unic,  26     |      greatly distressed by the numerous things which arose to take
17  Unic,  29     |        the visions became more numerous, one of those who had previously
18  Unic,  29     |   favours became more and more numerous. In my efforts to divert
19  Unic,  30     |  greater service. And, however numerous may be our troubles and
20  Unic,  32     |        again and again, and so numerous were the motives and arguments
21  Unic,  33     |     short, after hearing these numerous reasons, they did not dare
22  Unic,  34     |   others who have helped me in numerous trials and done me a great
23  Unic,  36     |       the great opposition and numerous persecutions which the nuns
24  Unic,  36     |     they saw what benefits, in numerous ways, were being conferred
25  Unic,  36     |      if I had not kept all the numerous rules observed in that house,
26  Unic,  37     |     already; even these are so numerous that it is hard for anyone
27  Unic,  38     |    confused with shame, and so numerous are they that this happens
28  Unic,  39     |     has granted me here are so numerous that I should be fatiguing
29  Unic,  39     | recognized and there have been numerous witnesses to it. It used
30  Unic,  39     |   these favours have become so numerous and have been observed by
31  Unic,  39     |    were bestowed on me and the numerous things to which, had I looked
32  Unic,  39     |        the Lord which, however numerous they may be, cannot fairly
33  Unic,  40(359)|                            The numerous repetitions in this and