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 1    I, 18|            If any one has slain a single man, he is regarded as contaminated
 2   II, 5 |          men, in proof of His own single majesty; who girded the
 3   II, 8 |        strong men, was moved by a single woman. It is equally wonderful,
 4   II, 11|        righteousness? How could a single descent and a single generation
 5   II, 11|      could a single descent and a single generation have so quickly
 6   II, 18|        worship nothing except the single deity of our only Creator
 7  III, 3 |       with the interposition of a single wall; no one can know this
 8  III, 14|  multitude of philosophers, not a single wise man has yet existed.
 9  III, 24|           it is not the work of a single book to run over the errors
10  III, 25|          the barbarians, with the single exception of Anacharsis
11  III, 27|          to me the advantage of a single hour, or perhaps moment,
12   IV, 15|         works are so many, that a single book is not sufficient to
13   IV, 15|       wherever He journeyed, by a single word, and in a single moment,
14   IV, 15|           a single word, and in a single moment, He healed the sick
15    V, 1 |            who by the change of a single letter called him Coprianus,
16    V, 6 |          up to the adulation of a single man? Him they venerated,
17    V, 23|          point from the case of a single virtue. For instance, patience
18   VI, 4 | stratagems or open attacks of our single enemy, who, as is the practice
19   VI, 7 |          AND OF TRUTH: THAT IT IS SINGLE, NARROW, AND STEEP, AND
20   VI, 11|           down and destroyed by a single earthquake, or are consumed
21   VI, 12|         of his property even in a single day, shall I throw away
22   VI, 12|          out well which perhaps a single robbery will snatch away
23   VI, 13|   continual bounty. For it is the single work of a man who is wise,
24   VI, 18|     rightly named patience, which single virtue is opposed to all
25  VII, 12|         it would burst forth in a single moment of time, which takes
26  VII, 15|       back to the government of a single ruler, as it were revolving