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 1    I, 20|       relatives nor parents, and passion rushes to poison and the
 2    I, 20|      their wives, and excited to passion by the sight, rushed to
 3   IV, 10|      THEIR GOVERNMENT, UNTIL THE PASSION OF THE LORD.~In the first
 4   IV, 12|       But that Christ, after His passion and resurrection, was about
 5   IV, 13|     frailty of the man, from the passion which He endured: on what
 6   IV, 15|         the setting forth of His passion and cross, to which my discourse
 7   IV, 15| attention after the nativity and passion of Christ had revealed secret
 8   IV, 16|                      XVI. OF THE PASSION OF JESUS CHRIST; THAT IT
 9   IV, 16|      FORETOLD.~I come now to the passion itself, which is often cast
10   IV, 16|          may show that this very passion was undergone by Him in
11   IV, 18|             XVIII. OF THE LORD'S PASSION, AND THAT IT WAS FORETOLD.~
12   IV, 18|              signifying that His passion would shortly take place,
13   IV, 20|      they told of Him and of His passion. Therefore Moses, and the
14   IV, 20|          preceded the advent and passion of Christ--that is, the
15   IV, 21|       the fortieth day after His passion, as Daniel bad shown that
16   IV, 24|       For if he be subject to no passion, a man may thus answer him
17   IV, 26|       greater power, so also His passion did not go before us as
18   IV, 26|          truth. And although His passion, which was harsh and severe
19   IV, 26|           speaking before of His passion, also made it known that
20   IV, 26|         lifted up on it, and the passion of God become known to all
21   IV, 26|      remote, to which either His passion or the height of His majesty
22   IV, 26|    because it is a figure of the passion, which God, foreknowing
23   IV, 27|           and by the sign of His passion, banish the same polluted
24   IV, 29|        the Father, who after His passion raised Him from the dead,
25    V, 10|       anger, and to soothe every passion of the mind with calm government.
26   VI, 24|         himself, if, overcome by passion, or impelled by desire,
27  VII, 2 |        because man is subject to passion, his wisdom also is subject