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1    2,   7|        ones.~For this reason, "men and women, humble and powerful,
2    2,   7|  powerful, rich and poor, free men and slaves, widows and orphans,
3    2,   7|      become "all things to all men, that I might by all means
4    4,  12|     latter nevertheless remain men of Hellenic culture and
5    4,  12|      training. In other words, men who fully belonged to the
6    5,  16|   included the following: "All men are called to belong to
7    5,  19| Apostles and Martyrs, the just men and the Doctors whom he
8    5,  20|      by one, to those of these men pleasing to God".40~
9    8,  30|       begotten Son, who for us men and for our salvation, came