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 1   2,   9| passages, and in doing so draw examples from the plainer expressions
 2   2,  11|       two I have mentioned are examples. For in some languages there
 3   2,  20|       of the forces of nature. Examples of these are the earrings
 4   3,   2|               Now look at some examples. The heretical pointing,"
 5   3,  25|     great many other case. The examples I have adduced are indeed
 6   3,  25|  instances ought to be used as examples. There are passages, however,
 7   3,  29|     find in Scripture not only examples (which we have of them all),
 8   4, arg|      of each of these he gives examples, selected both from Scripture
 9   4,   3|       what do we find from the examples themselves to be the case
10   4,   7|                       chap. 7. Examples of true eloquence drawn
11   4,   8|       But although I take some examples of eloquence from those
12   4,  20|                      chap. 20. Examples of the various styles drawn
13   4,  21|                      chap. 21. Examples of the various styles, drawn
14   4,  21|    another to glory by emulous examples of virtue; endure bravely,
15   4,  21|       these latter passages as examples of the temperate style,
16   4,  21|             But I shall select examples of the majestic style from
17   4,  21|      power of expression, many examples may be found of the three