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 1      1, III |           has become inveterate by long accustomed use? These things
 2      6, II  |          Saul, and many others, so long as they walked in the Lord'
 3      7, III |           should we be wavering so long in this peril of our salvation
 4      7, IV  |         destroying. This was shown long before the tempest of this
 5      7, V   |           brethren, that I was not long ago reproached with this
 6      8, II  |           severer, continued for a long time to this result, not
 7      9, I   |         brethren, greeting. I have long been patient, beloved brethren,
 8     15, I   |         your suffering; and by the long lapseof time, are not wasting,
 9     15, III |      glories of your comrades, are long waging the battle, and with
10     21, I   |         earnestly desired after so long a time to read, in which
11     25, I   |    providence wished to keep us so long shut up in the prison chains,
12     25, IV  |          are we killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep
13     30, VIII|            these matters, we for a long time, and indeed many of
14     33, II  |           flesh wasted away by the long endurance of hunger and
15     33, V   |          has willed them to remain long here in the Church; for
16     39, II  |       supplications, whereby, with long and continual satisfaction,
17     40, I   |          And because it would be a long business to collect into
18     45, II  |           the Church whom they had long seen and mourned as wanderers
19     46, II  |       soldiers of Christ could not long be detained without the
20     48, III |                            III.~He long ago feared this consciousness
21     50, III |            of God the Father, have long and carefully pondered with
22     51, VI  |          that repentance should be long protracted, and the paternal
23     51, VII |           of the lapsed as yet, so long as there still was an opening
24     51, IX  |            and martyrs, who for so long a time sate awaiting the
25     51, XIII|      sacrifice, and one who, after long struggle and resistance,
26     51, XX  |          is one thing, tortured by long suffering for sins, to be
27     51, XX  |           sins, to be cleansed and long purged by fire; another
28     51, XXIV|          as to what he teaches, so long as he teaches out of the
29     52, II  |     suffered imprisonment, to have long resisted, amidst the threats
30     52, II  |      wrenched their wearied frames long enough, not to conquer their
31     53, I   |       sacrifices, should undergo a long and full repentance; and
32     53, II  |        sick in their departure, so long as peace and tranquillity
33     53, II  |     prevailed, which permitted the long postponement of the tears
34     54, I   |           new enemy of Christ, but long ago excommunicated for his
35     54, I   |          to act. From which Church long ago he was driven, with
36     54, IX  |    comprised in those same letters long ago written to you by our
37     54, XI  |           to know that lies do not long deceive, that the night
38     54, XI  |            the night only lasts so long as until the day brightens;
39     58, I   |             But the judgment being long weighed among us, it was
40     59, II  |           and that we ought not by long inactivity and neglect of
41     59, II  |           the temples of God to be long captive, but to strive with
42     60, Arg |    PRACTICE THE HISTRIONIC ART, SO LONG AS HE TEACHES IT TO OTHERS;
43     61, II  |           who is near to danger is long safe, nor will the servant
44     63, III |     watched insatiably. They still long also for suppers and banquets,
45     65, I   |     executor to his will, although long since it was decreed, in
46     66, II  |           us; in that he now for a long time boasts and announces
47     67, I   |     precepts reply, in which it is long since bidden by the voice
48     67, VI  |        Martialis also, besides the long frequenting of the disgraceful
49     67, VI  |           Lord with martyrdom, has long ago decreed with us, and
50     69, I   |           agreement, in an opinion long since decreed by our predecessors,
51     72, II  |       enemies of the Church do, so long as we ourselves hold a regard
52     72, III |            is now many years and a long time ago, that, under Agrippinus--
53     72, XIV |          he bore all patiently, so long only as, whether in truth
54     74, III |           separated from them by a long space of time, to Job and
55     74, III |    although they were separated by long periods, yet by divine inspiration
56     74, V   | sacrilegious tradition against God long after the apostles, and
57     74, V   |            the apostles, and after long lapse of time from them.
58     74, V   |          the apostles, and after a long period, rebelled against
59     74, X   |           name; and this after the long peace of the previous age
60     74, X   |       principal demons, that for a long time she made anxious and
61     74, XX  |       needful to discuss this in a long argument, but it is sufficient
62     75, XIII|          lay on his bed during the long course of his life, his
63     75, XV  |     Pharaoh, who, having struggled long, and delayed in his perfidy,
64     76, II  |            its bonds and chains as long as it will, from this earth