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 1      1, IV |          doubtful things at once began to assure themselves to
 2      1, IV |      before had seemed difficult began to suggest a means of accomplishment,
 3     18, I  |      held her hands, sacrificed) began to cry against them, "I
 4     22, III|        as if by a firebrand, and began to be more violent, and
 5     44, I  |      came to that place, letters began to be directed thence to
 6     44, II | understood, they themselves also began to observe what the others
 7     54, Arg|       PREVAILING AMONG HERETICS, BEGAN THEIR HERESY AND SCHISMS
 8     74, XIX|   remember that this at any time began among us, since it has always
 9     77, II |        own example; and not only began to be a companion of the
10     78, I  |         this to us from what you began, showing doubtless the undivided