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1 9 | soil, but not until man has brought it into cultivation and
2 10|     the estate which he has brought under cultivation. But those
3 16| whereby the conflict can be brought to an end, or rendered,
4 27|     things-nay, that it was brought back from death to life,
5 27|     so to Him was all to be brought back. For, when the human
6 47|  respective classes will be brought nearer to one another. A
7 49| what excellent results were brought about by the artificers'
8 63|    long for must be chiefly brought about by the plenteous outpouring