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 1 5     |     robbers themselves gain the means to live by their hands;
 2 6     |     priest, since it is by your means they have a priest; your
 3 8     | SUBSERVIENT TO IDOLATRY. LAWFUL MEANS OF GAINING A LIVELIHOOD
 4 8     |        species withal to afford means of livelihood, without outstepping
 5 9     |     that by which they came. It means this: that they should not
 6 10    |       same, as of them by whose means they compute their revenues.
 7 10    |         since literature is the means of training for all life?
 8 11    |        the faults, but from the means through which they have
 9 11    |        diference if it be by my means. In no case ought I to be
10 11    |   forbidden to do be done by my means. In short, in another cause
11 11    |     will any one fail to be the means of doing what he subministers
12 12    |      sealed--we say, "I have no means to live?" For here I will
13 12    |     work, together with his own means, lest, when he has begun,
14 12    |         to Him said, "I have no means to live." Faith fears not
15 14    |         has been said, "By your means My Name is blasphemed,"
16 14    |        says, "please all by all means." No doubt he used to please
17 20    | obligation of him through whose means the Evil One was seeking
18 22    |        He give our brethren the means of helping us, or give us
19 conclu|      peculiar to Christians, by means whereof we are recognised