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 1        1, XXXVI |       of Kings respecting the sickness of a king's son. And why
 2        1, XXXVII| discovered, and regarding the sickness which had fallen upon the
 3        1, LIV   |      and who knew how to bear sickness: because His countenance
 4        2, LXIV  |    Him, freeing them from all sickness and disease, He did not
 5        4, XIX   |       is either in a state of sickness or mental alienation is
 6        4, XIX   |    were still enemies through sickness of the soul, and alienation
 7        7, XIV   |     God should die, or suffer sickness, or become a slave, simply
 8        7, XV    |     become a slave, or suffer sickness, or die, these things will
 9        7, XV    | should become a slave, suffer sickness, or die." We conclude, then,
10        8, XLVI  |       only recovered from his sickness, according to the prediction
11        8, LXII  |      demons, we should prefer sickness and misfortune accompanied