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 1 IV    |   that we have renounced the devil, his pomp, and his angels.
 2 IV    | above all, that you have the devil with his pomp and his angels?
 3 IV    |  have been given over to the devil, and his pomp, and his angels.
 4 IX    |      demon-monster, nay, the devil himself, and no mere snake.
 5 XII   |      without the pomp of the devil, without invitation of demons.
 6 XV    |       but the worldly is the devil's.~
 7 XVI   |    it is the likeness of the devil cast headlong from on high.
 8 XVIII |      the wrestler's art is a devil's thing. The devil wrestled
 9 XVIII |      is a devil's thing. The devil wrestled with, and crushed
10 XXIII |     a pimp,decked out by the devil that he may be whirled away
11 XXIII |     mockery of our Lord? The devil, forsooth, makes it part,
12 XXIV  |  instituted entirely for the devil's sake, and have been got
13 XXIV  |     got up entirely with the devil's things (for all that is
14 XXIV  |    you have that pomp of the devil which in the "seal" of our
15 XXV   |     from God's church to the devil's—from the sky to the stye,
16 XXVI  |     keeping company with the devil in the shows, have fallen
17 XXVII |     For at the very time the devil is working havoc in the
18 XXVII | sweetest taste. So, too, the devil puts into the deadly draught
19 XXVIII|    dainties as these let the devil's guests be feasted. The