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1     IV, 1 |        the redder shame for the blindness of their author, we have
2     IV, 6 |        no less of the defect of blindness, which characterizes heresy,
3     IV, 36|        first removed this man's blindness, in order that he might
4      V, 7 |      For behold Marcion, in his blindness, stumbled at the rock whereof
5      V, 11| TESTAMENT. THE VEIL OF OBDURATE BLINDNESS UPON ISRAEL, NOT REPREHENSIBLE
6      V, 11|    hearts had reference to that blindness which concealed from their
7      V, 13|      also of his negligence and blindness. If, then, God will judge
8      V, 17|          to whom, moreover, the blindness of the people is offensive: "