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1  1   | greatest alarm, and the general danger, were engaged in fortifying
2  1   |        greatest and most urgent danger. And witnesses too are those
3  9,1 |         prelates cannot without danger of their lives remain in
4  9,1 |   considering also the imminent danger to life, and the other notoriously
5 14,3 |         sheep at least from the danger of contagion. Whereas, therefore,
6 15,2 |      especially who lie in such danger as to seem to be about to
7 15,2 |     they fall into another like danger of death. Wherefore, they
8 26,11|     them, and without universal danger ; and whereas no hope remains