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1      I, 19|   the argument, I shall draw materials from my very adversaries.
2     II, 1 |   without preparing suitable materials. The discussion ought to
3     II, 12|     should be formed of good materials, because it took counsel
4     IV, 3 |   have had its own authentic materials, by means of which it found
5     IV, 11|      to be done, who has the materials wherewithal to do it if
6     IV, 13| faith, there were many solid materials which might lend a name
7     IV, 25|     had neither provided any materials in which he could have hidden