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 1      1, XI  |        and the people's breath asked for with fickle and empty
 2      9, III |        letters to me, and have asked that their wishes should
 3     10, III | regulate those things that are asked of you with a careful consideration
 4     15, I   |      confess as often as, when asked to retire from prison, you
 5     29, III |  humility! since that which is asked for is more easily obtained,
 6     29, III |         when he for whom it is asked is worthy, that what is
 7     29, III |        is worthy, that what is asked should be obtained.~
 8     30, V   |        an extent of counsel is asked for, large in proportion
 9     51, XXIX|    their whole heart, and have asked for it, ought to be received
10     54, VI  |      attached to him; so often asked for in the circus "for the
11     70, Arg |  BISHOP IN MAURITANIA, WHO HAS ASKED ADVICE CONCERNING THE BAPTISM
12     72, I   |         our colleague, when he asked about the same thing. And
13     72, IV  |          That it should not be asked who baptized, since he who
14     74, I   | gladness, according to what is asked from the Lord in the psalm,
15     74, XIII|      follows that they must be asked by us, when they defend
16     75, XII |                  XII.~You have asked also, dearest son, what