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 1 Intro,      0|      beyond the Rhine, hostility gave place to an undiscriminating
 2 Intro,      0|        her parents' friends, who gave her the pet name of Euphrosyne,
 3 Intro,      0|       worthy ecclesiastics. They gave no credit to John XXII.
 4   1,      3  |         things of the future and gave my body to be burned, and
 5   1,      4  |       not used the dowry which I gave him, giving him memory so
 6   2,      4  |          which the Supreme Truth gave her, and, as fire grows
 7   2,      4  |                    Wherefore You gave him memory in order to receive
 8   2,      4  |       You created him, willingly gave man a means of reconciliation,
 9   2,      4  |          great peace; and so You gave him the only-begotten Word,
10   2,      5  |          death and darkness, and gave life and truth, and confounded
11   2,      5  |                      Wherefore I gave My Word, My only-begotten
12   2,      8  |         the whole human race and gave out a stench, as I have
13   2,     13  |               Wherefore, first I gave you the Bridge of My Son
14   2,     15  |        Me of My mercy, because I gave it you to taste and to see
15   2,     16  |          not, but because nature gave them the light to know that
16   2,     27  |       with tempestuous waters, I gave you the Bridge, so that
17   2,     37  |      originally impure, for they gave to their neighbor the same
18   2,     37  |        imperfect love which they gave to Me, that is to say, a
19   3,      2  |         him who will receive it) gave you strength to do, that
20   3,      2  |      your sins.' And once more I gave you the light to see your
21   3,     11  |        of the Holy Spirit, which gave them that supernatural light.
22   3,     17  |          who, through Your Love, gave us Love Himself, in the
23   3,     22  |  medicine of the Blood which You gave for the diseased human race
24   3,     27  |          but also, that, if they gave their bodies to be burned,
25   3,     28  |        intellect to know Me, who gave him both grace and the virtue
26   3,     28  |       Shepherd, My Truth, whom I gave you to lead your sheep,
27   3,     28  |        shines in them, and which gave peace and light in the minds
28   3,     28  |        in My sight, because they gave the example of an honorable
29   3,     28  |        and hunger for souls they gave themselves to die, to get
30   3,     28  |       For through love, they who gave the penance, bore more pain
31   3,     30  |     virtue and holy thoughts, he gave his delighted love, receiving
32   3,     30  |          and wicked thoughts, he gave hatred and displeasure.
33   3,     31  |    virtue, and that time which I gave them through love should
34   3,     32  |       Good, and nevertheless You gave the Word, Your only-begotten
35   3,     32  |          You made to me, and You gave much more, more even than
36   4,      5  |           He was a light which I gave the world by means of Mary,
37   4,      5  |      means of Mary? Because Mary gave him his habit -- this office
38   4,      5  |         martyr, who by his blood gave light among the darkness
39   4,      6  |          nourished by self-love, gave life to all these enemies
40   4,      9  |        vineyard to labor; for he gave as much to those who went
41   4,      9  | obedience was to Me, My clemency gave him a proof by writing the
42   4,     11  |      upon the divine majesty and gave thanks to Him, saying, "
43   4,     11  |        oh Godhead! which Godhead gave value to the Blood of Your
44 Lette,      0|           she bent her head, and gave up the ghost. ~