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 1   2(18) |                  Rom. 8:24, 25 (Old Latin).~
 2   9     |       obvious that a man who is old enough to exercise his reason~
 3  13     |         sins.~Indeed, under the old law, sacrifices for sins
 4  13     |       he had never lived in the old manner of sinning, he might,
 5  13     | springing to life anew from the old death in which we~had been
 6  13     |    newborn infant or a decrepit old man - since no one should
 7  14     |          knowing this, that our old man is ~crucified with him,
 8  15(110)|          as in Riviere and many old MSS.). ~
 9  15     |         of deliverance from its old captivity, but also that
10  15(118)|                    2 Peter 2:4 (Old Latin).~
11  16     |      life are redeemed from the old~state of corruption.~Thus
12  21     |     even if not like those ~[of old], have come to be public
13  24(201)|        All but one of the major old editions, up to and including
14  27     |        and middle-aged and very old; of~every tongue and fashion,