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1 1 |       gifts (consisting) in food hard and soft, meat and drink,
2 2 |     continue in it.~65. They are hard to correct, proud, hypocritical,
3 2 |      This (event) to-day will be hard to be understood by the
4 3 |      preached this law, which is hard to be received with faith.~
5 8 |        gives him much food, both hard and soft.~37. After satiating
6 10| instruments, with food, soft and hard, with nourishment and drink,
7 10|         8. One should give food, hard and soft, nourishment and
8 14|         man would be incredible, hard to be believed by the public.
9 16|          with couches, with food hard and soft; furnished with