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1 I      |     simply because they are entirely ignorant of the nature of
2 I      |    who know, by men who are entirely ignorant, might he have
3 II     |   know for certain they are entirely ignorant of. Hence, too,
4 VI     |      and overthrow, casting entirely aside the authority of the
5 IX     | secure, beat away from them entirely the power of sensual sin,
6 XXIX   |  Caesar's power, who belong entirely to him, have Caesar's protection
7 XXIX   |   passing by Him who has it entirely in His power. Besides this,
8 XXX    |  whose power alone they are entirely dependent, to whom they
9 XXXVIII|     nor is there aught more entirely foreign to us than affairs