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 1      1, XIII|   height of dignity and honours attained, the greater is the interest
 2      6, II  |      able to keep what you have attained; even as faith itself and
 3     13, Arg |         Argument.~PEACE MUST BE ATTAINED THROUGH PENITENCE, AND PENITENCE
 4     15, III |       of virtue and faith, have attained to the embrace and the kiss
 5     21, II  |        bear it. But now we have attained the brightness itself. And
 6     25, III |        by death itself, to have attained immortality? Than when torn
 7     29, II  |       they be not found to have attained it by the observation of
 8     30, II  |     less disgrace never to have attained to the heraldry of praise,
 9     39, VI  |       peace may not possibly be attained; he promises salvation,
10     51, VIII|         not one who on a sudden attained to the episcopate; but,
11     62, VII |      drinking of wine cannot be attained to unless the bunch of grapes
12     62, VIII|      who are baptized, and have attained to the Holy Spirit, is attained
13     62, VIII| attained to the Holy Spirit, is attained the drinking of the Lord'
14     68, X   |      And afterwards the dreamer attained to what he had dreamed;
15     70, I   |        one Church which, having attained the grace of eternal life,
16     72, XII |        remission of sins. If he attained remission of sins, he was
17     74, XXI |        faith, to which they had attained by forsaking error, although,
18     75, XVI |      Church are thought to have attained less of divine mercy and