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 1        1, Pref  | accusations. And I know not, my pious Ambrosius, why you wished
 2        1, IX    |       also must be added. For a pious man will not believe that
 3        1, XIX   |         resided in the pure and pious soul of Moses, who ascended
 4        1, XXI   |    heard was false, and neither pious nor venerable, and if notwithstanding,
 5        2, XVI   |       injustice; or that he was pious, and yet had committed murder;
 6        2, LXXI  |         Moreover, those who are pious He leadeth to the light,
 7        2, LXXI  |        as one who will lead the pious to the light, and who will
 8        3, XXV   |       impure--and entitled him "pious," in respect of his being
 9        3, XXV   |     would assert that he was a "pious" man who was not adorned
10        3, LXXV  |        evils, and bring them by pious arguments to devote themselves
11        4, X     |       that was neither holy nor pious, that "it is perfectly manifest
12        4, XXIX  |     rolling in filth," nor is a pious man an "ant," nor a righteous
13        4, XCVIII|          that the stork is more pious than any human being, he
14        4, XCVIII|       said that storks are more pious than human beings. But further,
15        5, XXVII |      again, with others it is a pious act to worship a calf, and
16        5, XXVIII|  returned would be, that he was pious who kept the laws of his
17        5, XXVIII|        the same act may be both pious and impious, according to
18        7, XIV   |       believe. How then can the pious mind admit that those things
19        8, XXXII |     invited to the table of the pious man, who hearkens to the