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1  1  | prorogation, so often repeated in vain, chose rather to suspend
2  3,1|           contentious with false, vain, or obstinate disputation;
3  5,2|      things scurrilous, fabulous, vain, to flatteries, detractions,
4  7,1|          CHAPTER IX. ~Against the vain confidence of Heretics. ~
5  7,1|           great vehemence is this vain confidence, and one alien
6  7,1|        that your labour is not in vain in the Lord; for God is
7 15,1|        and unanimous consent, the vain calumny of those is manifestly
8 23,3|         also all secular actions; vain and therefore profane conversations,
9 26,2|     memories of the saints are in vain visited with the view of