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 1      8, II |    being overcome. With what praises can I commend you, most
 2      8, III|  received to flourish in the praises of the Church. O blessed
 3     15, I  |  with faith and virtue; your praises are as numerous as the days;
 4     24, II |       He has distributed the praises of good soldiers and their
 5     25, II |   with glorious and deserved praises, the glorious, I will not
 6     27, Arg|     FOLLOWING LETTER; FOR HE PRAISES HIS CLERGY FOR HAVING REJECTED
 7     30, I  |      and neither to seek the praises nor to dread the charges
 8     30, II |      to have lost our proper praises. For those things which
 9     30, V  | their felicities with worthy praises, you have inflamed them
10     33, II |    of his virtues and of his praises. And should any one appear
11     48, Arg|                 Argument.~HE PRAISES CORNELIUS, THAT HE HAD GIVEN
12     67, Arg|      WITH HIS FELLOW-BISHOPS PRAISES THE CLERGY AND PEOPLE OF
13     76, I  |   exult in those virtues and praises of yours, counting myself
14     78, II |   its largeness have uttered praises to God with us, not as much