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 1 III   |         some of whom probably, being not very accurate in their
 2 VI    |       produced might come into being, although they had no previous
 3 VI    |    which they were called into being and produced, in no way
 4 XIV   |     what quarter, too, did it, being a beast, obtain information
 5 XIV   |     not even the woman herself being aware of it? Why also did
 6 XIV   |        that it attacked her as being the weaker of the two, [
 7 XIV   |      that she ate of the tree, being circumvented by craft; whereas
 8 XVII  |     Paul] He was glorified, by being preached throughout all
 9 XXXII |        in consideration of his being the eider [brother], and
10 XXXIII|        possible alteration, it being in itself an uncreated thing.
11 XXXIV | leprosy, was purified upon his being baptized, but [it served]
12 XXXIV |        our old transgressions; being spiritually regenerated
13 XXXVI |     the same apostle declares, being easy of comprehension to
14 XLVIII|   Christ pure and resplendent, being adorned within by the Word,
15 LI    |       author boasts himself as being one of your company. For
16 LII   |     Son of man, so is the same Being not a [mere] man; and as
17 LII   |       And as He was capable of being handled and touched, so
18 LV    |   passage of no signification: being stated beforehand like a
19 LV    |     makes allowance for it, as being among the harbingers of
20 LV    |        it highly, inasmuch as, being of a readier disposition