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 1 VI    |     serious ground, as it was counted, of aspiring to be too great,
 2 VIII  |     relatives? He will not be counted, I suppose, a true follower
 3 XVI   |       is our god. We shall be counted Persians perhaps, though
 4 XXI   | Christ --for we rejoice to be counted His disciples, and in His
 5 XXVIII|       required), it should be counted quite absurd for one man
 6 XXXV  |      then, why Christians are counted public enemies: that they
 7 XXXV  |    those who will not have us counted Romans, but enemies of Rome'
 8 XXXVII|      our religion it were not counted better to be slain than
 9 XXXIX | fittingly they are called and counted brothers who have been led
10 XL    |       when Hannibal at Cannae counted the Roman slain by the pecks
11 L     |       of this, indeed, we are counted a desperate, reckless race.
12 L     |   human, for whose sake it is counted neither reckless foolhardiness,