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 1    I,  4, 1|     pity upon her; and having extended himself through and beyond
 2    I,  7, 2|     above, namely, of him who extended himself through Stauros,
 3    I, 11, 4|    every other substance, and extended into space in every direction.
 4    I, 29, 4|   finding one, he exerted and extended himself to the uttermost
 5    I, 30, 3|  aloft; and being on high, it extended itself, covered [a portion
 6   II,  6, 1| nature], yet, as His dominion extended over all of them, it behoved
 7  III, 12, 6|      as far as his capability extended, so was also the language
 8  III, 18, 3|      as the Christ above, who extended himself through Horos, and
 9   IV, 13   |      BUT RATHER FULFILLED AND EXTENDED THEM. HE REMOVED THE YOKE
10   IV, 13, 1|       of the law, but that He extended and fulfilled them, is shown
11   IV, 13, 2|     laws of liberty should be extended, and subjection to the king
12   IV, 27, 4|       condemnation of sinners extended to others who approved of