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 1 II    |            and His teaching, Polycarp having thus received [information]
 2 XII   |     permanently in a state of purity, having for its companion a just
 3 XIII  |            XIII.~For when the Greeks, having arrested the slaves of Christian
 4 XIII  |             Christians, these slaves, having nothing to say that would
 5 XIV   |           mind. And the woman indeed, having been vanquished in the contest
 6 XIV   |              from God. But the woman, having heard of the command from
 7 XVIII |               Gideon) might appear as having Jesus for a helper, as [
 8 XXVIII|               and terrestrial [part], having been rendered immortal,
 9 XXXI  |              is thus proclaimed, who, having been hidden in the heart
10 XXXI  |              tomb for three days, and having become a great tree, has
11 XXXI  |             Him, the twelve apostles, having become fair and fruitful
12 XXXI  |               under which boughs, all having taken refuge, as birds flocking
13 XXXII |           against the Ethiopians; and having proved victorious, obtained
14 XXXVI | straightforward course of life; lest, having been deprived of the Divine
15 XXXVI |           borne onward to perfection, having fulfilled all their Teacher'
16 XLIII |             prophecy that the people, having become transgressors, shall
17 LIV   |           shown to the apostles, and, having been carried up to heaven,
18 LV    |             but also as a woman. For, having been instructed by His words,