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 1 II    |      ruler who should bring to light some Christian who had devoured
 2 IV    |    find them committing in the light of day, and as being guilty
 3 VII   |        then, the matter to the light of day if you believe it,
 4 VII   |        that time brings all to light, as your proverbs and sayings
 5 XI    |         and stars gleamed, and light shone, and thunders roared,
 6 XIX   |   annals be made to give forth light. We must go abroad into
 7 XXI   |     Spirit, and God of God, as light of light is kindled. The
 8 XXI   |        God of God, as light of light is kindled. The material
 9 XXI   |        the same hour, too, the light of day was withdrawn, when
10 XXXV  |    substance through which the light could pass, whose hearts,
11 XXXV  |       are now daily brought to light as confederates or approvers
12 XXXIX |    have agonized into the same light of truth! But on this very
13 XXXIX |      our feast be good, in the light of that consider its further
14 XLV   |      these things, too, in the light of the brevity of any punishment
15 XLV   |     this ground Epicurus makes light of all suffering and pain,
16 XLVIII|     image of the resurrection. Light, every day extinguished,
17 XLVIII| alternation, darkness succeeds light's outgoing. The defunct
18 XLVIII|       and incomprehensible, of light and darkness, of life itself