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 1      1, VIII |        what food for vice, to be polluted by histrionic gestures,
 2      1, X    |         exasperating wrongs, nor polluted by the association of criminals.
 3     10, Arg  |         FOUND THAT THOSE WHO HAD POLLUTED THEIR HANDS AND MOUTHS WITH
 4     14, II   |         found that those who had polluted their hands and mouths with
 5     25, VII  |           VII.~Hands, therefore, polluted with impious sacrifices
 6     30, III  |      against those, too, who had polluted their hands and their mouths
 7     30, III  |      whose own minds were before polluted; whence also their very
 8     30, III  |       very hands and mouths were polluted also. Far be it from the
 9     51, XIV  |       contact of deadly food has polluted his lips, yet his conscience
10     51, XIV  |       conscience is nevertheless polluted, weeps when he hears us,
11     51, XXVII|          if they say that one is polluted by another's sin, and if
12     53, I    |          and had lapsed, and had polluted themselves with unlawful
13     54, V    |        that eat thereof shall be polluted." And the Holy Spirit also
14     54, IX   |          know either that he was polluted by sacrifice, or by receiving
15     54, XIV  |      stained with adulteries, or polluted with the deadly contagion
16     60, I    |          of the Church should be polluted by so disgraceful and infamous
17     67, III  |        that eat thereof shall be polluted;" teaching manifestly and
18     67, IX   |         and the unrepenting, are polluted by the contact of the guilty,
19     67, IX   |       communion with profane and polluted priests, but maintain the
20     68, VII  |         as you have written, are polluted with the pollution of my
21     75, IX   |        all that thereof shall be polluted; " teaching, doubtless,
22     75, XVI  | adversaries and antichrists, are polluted with profane water, should