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1      I, 9 |     thing so striking to common minds as well as the natural gratification
2    III, 9 |       can now recall to our own minds, and remind the heretics
3    III, 21|       dispositions of injurious minds, and hostile tongues, and
4     IV, 1 | pruning-hooks;" that is to say, minds, which once were fierce
5     IV, 29|   lights burning," that is, our minds kindled by faith, and resplendent
6     IV, 41|    CHRIST EVEN THEN DIRECTS THE MINDS OF HIS JUDGES TO THE PROPHETIC
7      V, 5 |      have already made up their minds about God, "and the Greeks
8      V, 11|        then he says, "But their minds were blinded" of the world;
9      V, 11|         Creator's mind, but the minds of the people which are