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 1     II, 3 |        Divine Being, putting to shame for ever the benevolence
 2     II, 25|        when he alleged that the shame of his nakedness was the
 3    III, 5 |          I hid not my face from shame and spitting." For whether
 4    III, 23|  victory. You should blush with shame, who put your faith in a
 5     IV, 1 |     there may be all the redder shame for the blindness of their
 6     IV, 21|         ASHAMED OF CHRIST. THIS SHAME IS ONLY POSSIBLE OF THE
 7     IV, 21| assigned the occasion of such a shame as this. His whole course
 8     IV, 21|        course was so exposed to shame as to open a way for even
 9     IV, 21|         of yours be liable to a shame, which it is impossible
10     IV, 21|        respect of a meritorious shame? Plainly, you ought yourself
11     IV, 21|    ought yourself to blush with shame for having given him a fictitious