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 1      1, IV  |         carelessness, and so the old enemy creep upon us again.~
 2      1, VIII|      crimes of ancient days. The old horrors of parricide and
 3      7, VII |          the conversation of the old man. "For no man who looks
 4      8, II  |      which the prophet Isaiah of old predicted, saying, "It shall
 5      8, III |          therefore, predicted of old by the prophets, begun by
 6     30, III |       should be impressed on the old wounds of their transgression;
 7     37, I   |      craft; so that, besides his old frauds and plundering, of
 8     39, I   |       judgment, they renew their old attack upon me, and once
 9     51, XXIV|       all the provinces, bishops old in years, sound in faith,
10     54, X   |        to Carthage, Privatus, an old heretic in the colony of
11     62, Arg |          BY TYPES DRAWN FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT, THE USE OF WINE
12     62, VIII|       consider not the things of old. Behold, I will do a new
13     62, XI  |         drunk, the memory of the old man is laid aside, and there
14     72, XXI |         not only not put off his old sins, but rather heaped
15     73, VI  |      baptism is that wherein the old man dies and the new man
16     74, III | according to the way in which of old also the divine power associated
17     74, XVII|        baptism, the filth of the old man is washed away by them,
18     74, XIX |     Truth, in remaining in their old usage, and forsaking the
19     74, XXI |      others they remain in their old error, and die without the
20     80, IV  |          presbyter, the glorious old man who, to the glory of