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 1   II, 5 |        sun and moon, that they effected, as it were every day, motions
 2   II, 12|        work. In what manner He effected this He would have taught
 3  III, 10| entertained." From which it is effected, that he acknowledges God,
 4  III, 13|      but the life of men, have effected at all without thee? Thou
 5  III, 15|       in which nothing else is effected by its repeated contradictions
 6   IV, 27|          XXVII. OF THE WONDERS EFFECTED BY THE POWER OF THE CROSS,
 7    V, 4 |     everywhere effect, or have effected, the same work. For I do
 8    V, 18|        justice, and would have effected something, if their good
 9   VI, 15|      let us see what they have effected who altogether removes vices.
10   VI, 16|    ought to have been at first effected that there should be no
11   VI, 17|    just. By these things it is effected, that he cannot know or
12  VII, 3 |    what could arrangement have effected in that which never had