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| Alphabetical [« »] fecials 1 fecit 1 fed 1 feeble 10 feebleness 1 feed 7 feeding 1 | Frequency [« »] 10 eye 10 face 10 falsehoods 10 feeble 10 fight 10 fine 10 flame | Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius The divine institutes IntraText - Concordances feeble |
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1 I, 11| one who is both mortal and feeble, and of no weight: for at 2 I, 16| robust, the females more feeble. But a god is not liable 3 II, 9 | effects more by skill than his feeble strength would permit, what 4 III, 1 | our speech, which is very feeble, and flows from a slight 5 III, 23| the nature of man is more feeble than that of the other animals, 6 IV, 15| He gave strength to the feeble, soundness of body to the 7 VI, 11| bountiful to the blind, the feeble, the lame, the destitute, 8 VI, 17| the part of a timid and feeble mind either to fear pain, 9 VII, 5 | first united with frail and feeble bodies, He might place in 10 VII, 5 | bore, which was frail and feeble. Why, then, did He make