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 1    I, 14, 1|        ten letters. Finally, He pronounced the fourth, which was composed
 2    I, 14, 5|         as cannot be uttered or pronounced. But the semi-vowels represent
 3    I, 15, 1|        the Saviour which may be pronounced, viz., Jesus '(Iêsous),
 4  III, 18, 4|         by Peter as Christ, who pronounced him blessed because the
 5  III, 21, 8|         how was it that He also pronounced Peter blessed, because he
 6  III, 21, 9|       all the evils that I have pronounced against them." Those, therefore,
 7  III, 23, 3|       the Scripture relates, He pronounced no curse against Adam personally,
 8  III, 23, 5|         the guilty deed; but He pronounced the curse upon him in the
 9   IV, 26, 3|         to light; for thou hast pronounced false judgments, and hast
10    V,  8, 4|      creatures; and the law has pronounced them unclean.~
11    V, 14, 1| inasmuch as the apostle has not pronounced against the very substance
12    V, 33   |       OF BANQUETS. THE BLESSING PRONOUNCED BY JACOB HAD POINTED OUT