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 1      6, IV   |        of the commands which He left to us either by Himself
 2      6, V    |       among you, since the Lord left to us His peace, and it
 3      7, IV   |         another standing on the left hand, bore a net, which
 4      7, IV   |    observed; but that he on the left was exultant because an
 5     12       |         THAT THEY SHOULD NOT BE LEFT WITHOUT SUPERINTENDENCE. ~
 6     18, I    |         were banished, and have left their possessions, which
 7     25, III  |        to heaven with the world left behind? Than, having forsaken
 8     25, III  |       to one's life not to have left it?~
 9     25, VI   |        where is the divine word left, if pardon be so easily
10     26, I    |       them and in them, what is left but for us to ask of these
11     34, I    |    overwhelmed with stones, and left for dead,--when afterwards
12     35, I    |       own portion, which I have left with Rogatianus, our fellow-presbyter;
13     36, II   |     fight with us, and have not left the camp of Christ; to whom,
14     41, III  |        Mother; those only being left outside, who by their obstinacy
15     46, I    |       fugitives, that they have left the betrayers of the faith,
16     50, II   |       as if your glory had been left in the dungeon. For there
17     51, XV   |      ones. And whereas the Lord left the ninety and nine that
18     51, XXVI |        lamenting and atoning is left, according to the saying
19     54, VII  | observing the law whereby a man left to his own liberty, and
20     54, XVIII|    concerning a priest? What is left but that the Church should
21     63, III  |       in the indigestion lately left to the day, most manifestly
22     65, I    |      Levitical tribe, which was left free for the temple and
23     67, VIII |   languished, that there is not left a portion of the priests