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 1      1, III |      able to put off what he had previously been; and, although retaining
 2      1, IV  |         to acknowledge that what previously, being born of the flesh,
 3      1, XIV |         mischief of the foe that previously attacked us has been in
 4     29, IV  |         we had your letters; for previously, when from the company of
 5     32, I   |        had been a slight matter, previously to have engaged under the
 6     44, Arg |     CLERGY, NOTWITHSTANDING THAT PREVIOUSLY POLYCARP HIMSELF HAD WRITTEN
 7     47, I   |          people over whom he had previously presided. But he contrived
 8     51, II  |     begun to waver. For although previously you had settled your opinion
 9     51, XIV |         received may say, "I had previously read, and had been made
10     51, XXIV|      unity has lost even what he previously had been. Unless he seems
11     52, I   |       our brethren, who had been previously laid hold of in the persecution,
12     52, II  |           have not, we see, been previously wanting to the battle; and
13     54, VII |       Lord and His apostles have previously foretold that there should
14     62, VIII|         nations, in places which previously had been dry, rivers should
15     69, Arg |      LETTER WHICH OUR COLLEAGUES PREVIOUSLY WROTE TO THE BISHOPS PRESIDING
16     70, II  |        from the heretics has not previously been baptized in the Church,
17     70, III |      despise Paul because he had previously been a persecutor of the
18     71, I   |      letter which our colleagues previously wrote to our fellow-bishops
19     72, XX  |     wickedness in which they had previously been, acknowledge the truth
20     72, XXII|   confession, because he had not previously been born again of water?
21     73, XII |       exception of those who had previously been baptized in the Church,
22     74, X   |      spirit. But that woman, who previously by wiles and deceitfulness
23     75, XI  |         Christ our Lord Himself, previously received the Holy Ghost
24     75, XVI |       spirit wherewith they were previously moved, and live in the Church
25     76, II  |    changed, and the places which previously had been accustomed to yield
26     76, VI  | fulfilling in deeds what ye have previously taught in words, hereafter