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 1   II,  1, 2|      stronger, and in a greater degree Lord; and that which is
 2   II,  1, 2|      stronger, and in a greater degree Lord--must be God.~3.
 3   II,  8, 1|       not, since they can in no degree darken others. If, however,
 4   II, 10, 1|        therefore in the highest degree irrational, that we should
 5   II, 12, 4|     another; and that to such a degree, that they both endure passion
 6   II, 13, 4|      the Father of all is in no degree similar to human weakness.
 7   II, 13, 7|      that case all will in like degree partake of the Father. Just
 8   II, 14, 5|    their nature, they can in no degree at all contract pollution,
 9   II, 30, 7|    apostle, have reached a high degree of perfection in the love
10  III, 18, 5|        have proceeded to such a degree of temerity, that they even
11  III, 18, 5|        the human race to such a degree, that He even prayed for
12  III, 20, 2| immortal and powerful to such a degree as to confer immortality
13  III, 23, 5|    irritated his body in a less degree. He, however, adopted a
14  III, 25, 1|     were not led away to such a degree of superstition with regard
15   IV,  9, 3|    willing to confer a greater [degree of] grace upon the human
16   IV, 11, 3|   amount of grace, and a higher degree of exultation, rejoicing
17   IV, 28   |        FORGETFUL OF THE GREATER DEGREE OF PERFECTION WHICH IT DEMANDS
18   IV, 39, 2|       will adorn thee to such a degree, that even "the King Himself
19    V,  1, 2|       that case], was there any degree of truth in Him, for He
20    V, 24, 2|       they might attain to some degree of justice, and exercise
21    V, 30, 3| recommend it, there is a strong degree of probability, that from