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 1 I     |          are not awakened to the thought of some good they have failed
 2 XVI   |         wild asses, which it was thought might be seeking water after
 3 XVII  |          He is beyond our utmost thought, though our human faculties
 4 XXI   | predicted about Christ, no doubt thought it an eclipse. You yourselves
 5 XXII  |       they would have themselves thought sometimes the authors of
 6 XXIII |    breathing, overwhelmed bY the thought and realization of those
 7 XXXI  |        we too, though we are not thought to be given to disorder,
 8 XXXV  |         he have not some wish or thought against it, or some hopes
 9 XL    |          the world, or, as Plato thought, merely the level portion
10 XLVI  |     Deity, the delay for further thought so often proving in vain?
11 XLVIII|  restored to the same condition, thought not to the same outward