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 1 I   |       are perishing without a reason. For that they are perishing,
 2 I   |      perishing, and without a reason, is the first insertion.
 3 V   |       an apparent cruelty, by reason of the lancet, and of the
 4 VII |   with assurance derived from reason, by which reason even He
 5 VII | derived from reason, by which reason even He Himself has, in
 6 VII |      which has slain for this reason, that he whom it may have
 7 VII |       does not occur for some reason, or that it occurs by the
 8 VIII|   they have been commanded by reason, if you know that they have
 9 VIII|     not command ought without reason. Since the death of His
10 X   |       killed by men? Unerring reason has commanded us to set
11 XIV |       carry the sword without reason, and is the servant of God,