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Alphabetical [« »] partes 1 particularly 1 partly 2 parts 27 partus 1 pass 8 passage 9	Frequency [« »] 28 themselves 27 nothing 27 part 27 parts 27 without 26 own 25 death	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the workmanship of God IntraText - Concordances parts

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 1 1intro|          the uses of the several parts, it is permitted us to understand
 2 5     |       may be covered, that those parts which needed to be soft
 3 5     |       their beginning. But those parts, which we have said to be
 4 7     |                  VII. OF ALL THE PARTS OF THE BODY.~God therefore
 5 7     | connected and bound together the parts which strengthen the body,
 6 7     |          to each place, that the parts which were solid might be
 7 7     |    position in all, but also the parts of the limbs. For in the
 8 7     |         it into a tail, that the parts of the body which are offensive
 9 7     |        unsightly by leaving some parts bare; but it is freely poured
10 7     |          ears, and the uppermost parts of these being surrounded
11 8     |                     VIII. OF THE PARTS OF MAN: THE EYES AND EARS,~
12 8     |        spread in breadth and the parts which adjoined them in the
13 10    |       repelled by the projecting parts. But the upper part of the
14 10    |        were that there should be parts on the right hand or on
15 10    |          yet is divided into two parts by the intervening membrane.
16 10    |          so in the body, all the parts, being constructed of two,
17 10    |         the whole of it: for the parts of it which are more tender
18 10    |          how beautiful the other parts are can scarcely be expressed.
19 11    |     begin to speak of the inward parts also, to which has been
20 11    |      this comes to pass. For the parts of the intestines which
21 11    |      drink have arrived at these parts in a mixed state, the excrement
22 11    |    strained through those tender parts, and the bladder, the membrane
23 13    |        with respect to the other parts of the body? Are they without
24 16    |       being extended through all parts of the universe, runs to
25 16    |      that blood divided into two parts which is enclosed in the
26 16    |          uniting of the separate parts of the body and the vigour
27 17    |      within shall die. The other parts of the definition have reference