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 1      1, I   |        parables, to train the conscience of the breast to the apprehension
 2      1, VIII|  drives out the more vigorous conscience of a virtuous breast; nor
 3      1, XI  |   offend the gaze of a better conscience, I will now direct you to
 4      1, XI  |  family-estate smite upon the conscience, then the losses that have
 5      6, V   |      be no pollution of their conscience, there is a great guilt
 6      8, III |   sound will and the glorious conscience. Nor let any one of you
 7     10, Arg |    HAD NO LESS INFECTED THEIR CONSCIENCE WITH WICKED CERTIFICATES,"
 8     18, I   |       sacrifice, and (with no conscience guilty of the crime, but
 9     25, III |      brought off an unstained conscience from the confession of His
10     30, I   |   knowing that they owe their conscience to God alone as the judge,
11     30, VII |      wound of their heart and conscience and the deep recesses of
12     39, I   |  themselves, before their own conscience, have passed sentence on
13     51, III |  those who have stained their conscience with certificates, or have
14     51, X   |     in the light of their own conscience may be tarnished by the
15     51, XIV |    polluted his lips, yet his conscience is nevertheless polluted,
16     51, XV  |     have some confidence in a conscience that may be tolerated; at
17     54, VIII|       own part, it befits our conscience, dearest brother, to strive
18     54, XIV |      of their judgment, their conscience bound in many bonds of sins.
19     54, XVI |    letters they bring, as his conscience is full of sins, as his
20     54, XVI |     they have known their own conscience, they do not dare to come
21     61, II  |     together by a very guilty conscience. Moreover, what a number
22     67, V   | crimes, and the baring of his conscience even by his own confession,
23     67, VI  |       of the wound to his own conscience, i voluntarily laying down
24     68, II  |       decree, and against our conscience resting upon the strength
25     68, X   |     These things, of the pure conscience of my mind, and of my confidence