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 1    I,  5, 6 |        in course of time become fitted for the reception of perfect
 2    I,  8, 1 |        which had been admirably fitted together by the first artist
 3    I,  9, 4 |        proper position, and has fitted it to the body of the truth,
 4   II,  2, 4 |       that live on the land one fitted for the land--on all, in
 5   II, 14, 3 |         and Epicurus, they have fitted these to their own views,
 6   II, 25, 1 |       clearly been made by God, fitted and prepared [for their
 7   II, 25, 2 |  numerous, they are indeed well fitted and adapted to the whole
 8   II, 25, 2 |    another, nor that one person fitted the treble, another the
 9   II, 30, 3 | superior to herself, and better fitted to accomplish her purpose
10   II, 30, 9 |       of His power;" and He has fitted and arranged all things
11  III, 12, 11|       the new covenant, as both fitted for the times [at which
12    V, 14, 4 |         the Church, having been fitted together, takes increase"--
13    V, 28, 4 |      purification], they may be fitted for the royal banquet. As
14    V, 30    |      NUMBER IS CAPABLE OF BEING FITTED TO MANY NAMES. REASONS FOR