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 1     20, III  |  might not sacrifice; but she appears only to have ascended to
 2     27, Arg  |    WITH THE PRECEDING, AND IT APPEARS THAT IT IS THE ONE OF WHICH
 3     30, V    |    point whence our discourse appears to have digressed, you shall
 4     30, V    |       proportion as the crime appears to be widely propagated.
 5     42, Arg  |      THIS LETTER SUFFICIENTLY APPEARS FROM THE TITLE. IT IS MANIFEST
 6     44, Arg  |       RATHER TO CORNELIUS. IT APPEARS TOLERABLY PLAIN FROM THE
 7     51, XIII |      love and paternal lenity appears more in this way, that they,
 8     54, XXIII|      Lord, and His priest, it appears that the Lord also is now
 9     62, IX   |   called His blood. Whence it appears that the blood of Christ
10     68, II   |      true, if any one himself appears as a witness concerning
11     72, XVI  |    you all things." Whence it appears that all things are not
12     74, VI   |      to avoid them. Whence it appears that this tradition is of
13     74, XIV  |   children of God; unless, as appears to Stephen, heresy indeed
14     75, I    | continued with us." Whence it appears, that all are adversaries
15     75, XII  |      purification." Whence it appears that the sprinkling also