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 1     14, I  |   begun might be still further provoked. Nevertheless, although
 2     20, II |     for she has sacrificed and provoked our Lord, as seems manifest
 3     30, VII| besought ought to be bent, not provoked; and as the divine clemency
 4     33, III|        and a generous nobility provoked, by domestic examples of
 5     37, II |  factiou and impetuous man has provoked on himself. Moreover, whoever
 6     54, VI |        I speak to you as being provoked; I speak as grieving; I
 7     54, XII|        and I ought not to seem provoked rather to heap together
 8     64, Arg|    PRIDE OF THE DEACON WHO HAD PROVOKED HIM WITH HIS INSULTS, AND
 9     64, I  |    office and ministry, he had provoked you by his insults and injuries.
10     77, II |     the martyr-witness. For it provoked others to acts of martyrdom