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 1 II  |  dispersed throughout all the earth to preach the Gospel, as
 2 II  |    uttermostboundaries of the earth;"~as if he who was the first
 3 II  |   shall come to lay waste the earth and overthrow mankind.~
 4 III |     most remote corner of the earth to which the divine religion
 5 VI  | himself lay all bloody on the earth at Caenophrurium in Thrace,
 6 XII |     Christians, but the whole earth. When that day dawned, in
 7 XVI |         XVI.~Thus was all the earth afflicted; and from east
 8 XVI |      it over the lords of the earth is triumph indeed! Now,
 9 XXXI|       the other fruits of the earth? The officers, or rather
10 XLIX|       he gathered handfuls of earth, and greedily devoured it.
11 LII |       at length looked on the earth, He deigned to collect again
12 LII |      and erased them from the earth. Let us therefore with exultation