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 1        1, Pref |      statements, and does not leave to the accusations any credibility
 2        1, IX   |      were possible for all to leave the business of life, and
 3        1, XIII | Christianity, in order not to leave men altogether without help,
 4        1, XX   |      but if Moses compose and leave behind him histories and
 5        1, XXXI |  themselves to danger, and to leave their native country to
 6        1, LVI  |       leads to God, and might leave no man in this life a ground
 7        2, III  |      and even of others which leave the Creator out of account
 8        2, XVI  |    soul, if it pleased, might leave its body, and having performed
 9        2, LXII |       hope, and Thou wilt not leave my soul in Hades, and wilt
10        3, XXXII|       hope: for Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell, neither
11        3, LV   |      of their aid,) they must leave their father and their instructors,
12        4, XVIII|    wish even in appearance to leave any one of his objections
13        4, XLIX |    For this cause shall a man leave his father and mother and
14        5, I    |       be within our power, to leave none of his statements without
15        5, XV   |   that we might not appear to leave unrefuted the accusation
16        6, LXXIV|     all with one another, but leave their sons to fight it out."
17        7, XIX  |   sinners from the earth, and leave none of them alive, and
18        8, XIV  |       His disciples, "Peace I leave with you, My peace I give
19        8, XLII |    being present in person, I leave any one who will to explain;
20        8, LV   |     hence with all speed, and leave no posterity behind them,
21        8, LXXII|    holy mountain. I will also leave in the midst of thee an
22        8, LXXII|    shall make them afraid." I leave it to those who are able,