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 1      9, I    |      forbearing silence would avail to quietness. But since
 2     22, III  |       subdued, were of little avail to resist them, either by
 3     25, VII  |    invidious reproaches which avail nothing against the truth,
 4     27, II   |      of the skilful physician avail to their safety, whilst
 5     29, I    |      length it may abundantly avail them, if it is not out of
 6     30, III  |       certainly not likely to avail, should be afforded for
 7     30, VI   |     modest petition will much avail them; a bashful entreaty,
 8     58, I    | reason have allowed Victor to avail himself of the communion
 9     63, IV   |      is not; nor can the Lord avail to any one by the prayers
10     72, Arg  |       WHATEVER HE THINKS WILL AVAIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF HIS CAUSE.
11     72, XIV  |       find that this also can avail nothing to their benefit
12     72, XXI  | baptism be greater or of more avail than confession, than suffering,
13     73, V    |      majesty of the same name avail in the imposition of hands,
14     74, XVIII|     imposition of hands might avail also for the reception of
15     74, XVIII|      of Christ could be of no avail except in the Church alone,
16     74, XIX  | ancient custom in any respect avail the Jews, upon the advent
17     75, VIII |     Holy Spirit, can be of no avail to such as these. For even