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 1   1,      4|       have given you on earth. Bear yourselves with manful courage,
 2   1,      5|       is the willing desire to bear every pain and fatigue,
 3   1,      5|       has been said. Therefore bear yourselves with manly courage,
 4   2,      8|     will see further how those bear themselves who walk in the
 5   2,     18| position of authority, and who bear the banner of injustice --
 6   2,     28|        Bodily pain My servants bear, but their minds are free,
 7   2,     28|        is there any pain. They bear everything with reverence,
 8   2,     36|   virtue, and the love which I bear to the soul, so that she
 9   2,     37|    that, not only could he not bear any pain himself, but his
10   3,     14|   Therefore it is necessary to bear with others and practice
11   3,     16|    badly planted, the tree can bear no fruits of life but only
12   3,     28|     they cause barren souls to bear fruit, illuminating them
13   3,     28|        in them, wherefore they bear perverted and servile fear.
14   3,     29|       virtues to spring up and bear fruit in the souls of their