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 1   3    |        is called health. Thus, whatever defects there ~are in a
 2   6    |      word, whereas the other, ~whatever be the facts in his statement,
 3   6(34)|   represents no change of view whatever on this question.~
 4   7    |   small and light one. In sum, whatever kind or how much of an error
 5   8    |    lust; and it is manifest in whatever penalties they are called
 6  12    |       we should not grant that whatever is born of something should
 7  12    | certain human~person, no merit whatever preceding, at the very outset
 8  13    |    have~sufficed for him - and whatever other sins that could be
 9  13    |     may thereby be absolved of~whatever sin was in him at the time
10  14    |                            53. Whatever was done, therefore, in
11  19    |        the perplexed, and does whatever is needful for the needy~158 -
12  23    |    unseemly will be there, and whatever is there will be fitting,~
13  24    |    well, even when he alloweth whatever happens ill to~happen. For
14  28    |        will then have no~power whatever to serve sin. For we surely
15  30    |        other than the Lord God whatever it is that we hope to do~
16  31    |      the slave of sin, "for by whatever a man is vanquished, of
17  32    |        harks back to love. For whatever one does~either in fear
18  32    |   sheds abroad in our hearts - whatever it is, it is not yet~done