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 1      1, Arg |   DONATUS THAT HE WOULD HAVE A DISCOURSE WITH HIM CONCERNING THINGS
 2      1, I   |  delightful to pass the day in discourse, and, by the (study of the
 3      1, I   |        only interest is in our discourse. Despising the pleasures
 4     30, V   | animated, by the power of your discourse, those who, as we believe
 5     30, V   |        to the point whence our discourse appears to have digressed,
 6     40, I   |       with them, as from their discourse and declaration, that Novatian
 7     51, XIV |     had been made aware by the discourse of the bishop, that we must
 8     54, XII |        and to go through in my discourse those things which they
 9     72, XIX |    faith, or put it forward in discourse? And what will become of
10     74, II  |        common conversation nor discourse. Except that we may in this
11     74, IV  |      you; but since the divine discourse surpasses human nature,
12     74, XXIV|        the want of counsel and discourse they are easily turned to
13     77, I   |        greater than all men in discourse, in speech more eloquent,
14     82, II  |      very often learnt from my discourse, keep peace and tranquillity;