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 1 IV    |      long as any one has the means of doing good to his neighbours,
 2 XIV   |   with and deceiving them by means of serpents, and beasts,
 3 XIV   |  unworthy of God to speak by means of it, or because she had
 4 XVIII | without meaning; but that by means of the number of the ten
 5 XXI   |      give, as Christ did, by means of breathing, because he
 6 XXX   |   truth, and purifying us by means of fear, as well as preparing [
 7 XXXI  |       XXXI.~Observe that, by means of the grain of mustard
 8 XXXII |     sacerdotal] race; but by means of his sister's [example]
 9 XXXIV |   sin, we are made clean, by means of the sacred water and
10 XLI   |     retaliation through what means? First of all, by his betaking
11 XLVIII|     are gathered into one by means of their interpretation;
12 XLIX  |      XLIX.~Now therefore, by means of this which has been already
13 LI    |      of these things, how by means of them he does not injure