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 1    I,  2, 3 |        mind, and endeavoured to return anew to the Father. When,
 2    I,  4, 1 |     namely, that of desiring to return to him who gave her life.~
 3    I,  4, 3 |       if only he might learn in return, that from the tears of
 4    I, 23, 2 |     them, so that she could not return upwards to her father, but
 5   II, 15, 1 |                      But let us return to the fore-mentioned question
 6   II, 17, 4 |    lights, when blended in one, return to the original identity,
 7   II, 29, 1 |                          Let us return, however, to the remaining
 8  III, 12, 14|      written, After this I will return, and will build again the
 9  III, 16, 9 |         buffeted, struck not in return; who, when He suffered,
10  III, 23, 1 |        him, should not any more return to life, but should be utterly [
11  III, 23, 3 |       sweat of his face, and to return to the dust from whence
12   IV,  8, 2 |         condemnation, and might return without fear to his own
13   IV,  9, 3 |     converted by repentance, he return to the place from which
14   IV, 18, 1 |        to thy brother, and then return and offer thy gift." We
15   IV, 36, 3 |       their lord, when he shall return from the wedding." "For
16   IV, 36, 5 |   servants the prophets to say, Return ye now, every man, from
17    V, 16    |           XVI. SINCE OUR BODIES RETURN TO THE EARTH, IT FOLLOWS
18    V, 16, 1 |         after death, our bodies return to any other substance,
19    V, 21, 3 |      man, being set free, might return to his Lord, leaving to
20    V, 33, 2 | kinsfolk, lest they ask thee in return, and so repay thee. But
21    V, 33, 2 |         the suppers for which a return is made? These are [to take
22    V, 33, 3 |      his brother Esau, upon his return from Mesopotamia to his