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1     10, I  |         also to your respectful petition, before penitence was fulfilled,
2     10, III|         the wishes of those who petition you, since, as friends of
3     10, IV |       so that a vague and blind petition should by and by heap reproach
4     15, I  |   retirementI pray with private petition, beseech of the Lorda full
5     20, IV |         me, and acquiesce in my petition; so may Christ grant you
6     21, Arg| Argument.~LUCIAN ASSENTS TO THE PETITION OF CELERINUS.~
7     30, VI |       over their fall. A modest petition will much avail them; a
8     30, VII| downcast entreaty, with subdued petition, since he also who is besought