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 1      1, VIII|     virtuous breast; nor is there wanting authority for the enticing
 2      4, Arg |            THAT NOTHING SHOULD BE WANTING TO PRISONERS OR TO THE REST
 3      4, I   |         that there may be nothing wanting either to discipline or
 4      4, I   |           entreat that nothing be wanting, since the whole of the
 5      6, V   |           wit, that there are not wanting those who defile the temples
 6      7, V   |        has never at any time been wanting to believers.~
 7      8, III |    martyrs. Among her flowers are wanting neither roses nor lilies.
 8      9, Arg |       DEACONS," HE SAYS, "WAS NOT WANTING THE VIGOUR OF THE PRIESTHOOD,
 9     12, II  |         let your vigilance not be wanting; let not the mercy of the
10     13, I   |         wholesome counsel was not wanting to our brethren, that, laying
11     14, I   |         absent in body, I was not wanting either in spirit, or in
12     14, II  |    entreat the mercy of God, were wanting to the full extent that,
13     14, II  |          and deacons also was not wanting the vigour of the priesthood;
14     15, II  |        your granary. Nor is there wanting to the autumn spiritual
15     26, Arg |     LAPSED TO WHICH HE REPLIES IS WANTING.~
16     33, II  |          faith of the eyes is not wanting, so that what one hears
17     36, I   |          that no consideration be wanting to them to whose glory there
18     36, I   |      whose glory there is nothing wanting. And I wish that the circumstances
19     36, I   |        for it was not he that was wanting to the tortures, but the
20     36, I   |        but the tortures that were wanting to him. "Whosoever shall
21     36, II  |         service of labour, is not wanting besides in that respect
22     36, II  |         and your diligence not be wanting to the poor,--to such, I
23     47, I   |   greeting. That nothing might be wanting to the future punishment
24     50, IV  |          wherein there is neither wanting for the lapsed, censure
25     52, II  |          Lord's mercy will not be wanting to those who are known to
26     52, II  |           we see, been previously wanting to the battle; and who,
27     58, II  |         soul be lost. For what is wanting to him who has once been
28     62, XII |    spiritual grace, wine also was wanting. For the vineyard of the
29     74, XI  | ecclesiastical interrogatory were wanting to her? Can it be believed
30     76, I   |        And that nothing should be wanting to the example of good deeds
31     76, VI  |         of whom neither are there wanting virgins in whom the hundred-fold
32     77, III |       supply of whatever had been wanting for the necessities of their
33     79, I   |         Lord would supply what is wanting in your confession and ours,
34     80, III |           lest anything should be wanting to the glory of your number,