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 1    I, 7 |    sea~Without weariness, are subdued beneath the scourge of God."~
 2    I, 10|   triumphed, led an army, and subdued the Indians. But that very
 3  III, 12|       that, lusts having been subdued, and the desire of earthly
 4  III, 28|      enemies; that he was not subdued by her even then, when he
 5   IV, 10|   undergo death, that, having subdued this also by His might,
 6   IV, 25|    desires of the flesh being subdued, He might teach that to
 7   IV, 26|     might triumph over death, subdued and bound in chains with
 8   IV, 27|  compels them, vanquished and subdued, to yield to itself. If
 9    V, 8 | WORSHIP,THAT ALL VICES MAY BE SUBDUED. ~They, therefore, who think
10    V, 11|    with joy, as though he had subdued some nation of barbarians,
11   VI, 20|      ought to be overcome and subdued by virtue, or, as I said
12  VII, 15|    whole world, until, having subdued all kings and nations, when
13  VII, 19|       the wicked being slain, subdued, and captured, he shall