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 1  1  |        not averse from so holy a work, we, as our letters and
 2  1  |          holy and most necessary work, the negotiation of peace;
 3  7,1|          at least, in every good work; or, which is yet more insupportable,
 4  7,1|         as he has begun the good work, so will he perfect it,
 5  7,1|          with fear and trembling work out their salvation, in
 6  7,1|    Apostle: Abound in every good work, knowing that your labour
 7  7,1|       that he should forget your work, and the love which you
 8  7,1|        is no less His own proper work than the vocation of Paul;
 9  7,1|       saith, that, in every good work, the just sins venially
10  8,1|        for the completion of the work which It has begun. ~ON
11  8,1|          Christian religion, the work which It hath begun touching
12  8,3|        seasonably that so holy a work as the celebration of such
13 17,2|          so pious and salutary a work; seeking, as God knows,
14 23,3|    called accursed, who doth the work of God negligently; and
15 23,3|     needs confess, that no other work can be performed by the
16 24,2|       are open before God, whose work they are bound, at their
17 24,2|         that this holy and pious work be as soon as possible proceeded
18 26,3| lecturing, or of any other pious work, place himself at the service
19 26,9|         the Fathers to whom that work was consigned, and as regards
20 27  |         necessary and salutary a work, even as our pastoral solicitude