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 1    I, 31, 3|    sentiments, is to obtain a victory over them.~4.
 2   II,  2, 3| things which are the cause of victory; and, in like manner, the
 3  III, 18, 2|       and obtain the prize of victory; and as it was also impossible
 4  III, 20, 1| defaulter, as foreseeing that victory which should be granted
 5  III, 23, 7|      Death is swallowed up in victory. O death sting?" This could
 6   IV, 21, 3|    adversary's heel, that is, victory. For to this end was the
 7   IV, 24, 1|     and gave to His handiwork victory against the adversary. But
 8    V, 13, 2|     that they are gaining the victory, because they have obstinately
 9    V, 13, 3|      Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is thy sting?
10    V, 13, 3|  sting? O death, where is thy victory?" Now these words shall
11    V, 21   |    OFF A GLORIOUS AND PERFECT VICTORY.~1.
12    V, 21, 1|   death received the palm [of victory] against us, so again by