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 1  2|            hatred and execration, for being (so they were called) enemies
 2  2|        moreover commonly charged with being the cause of the calamities
 3  2|            truth, just punishment was being awarded to guilty nations
 4  6|          gratitude to God who gave it being and maintains it and whose
 5 12|             first to uphold it, when, being forbidden by the rulers
 6 13| ecclesiastical and the civil, the one being set over divine, and the
 7 17|          duties incumbent on each one being wisely marked out, and their
 8 18|              medium of men. Now, this being recognized as undeniable,
 9 20|       enjoined soldiers to bring into being; such governors of provinces;
10 24|               people, and the people, being under the power of itself
11 27|           just named-and for the time being they are greatly in favor-it
12 34|           which even at his time were being publicly inculcated-namely,
13 36|           should accuse the Church of being wanting in gentleness of
14 36|              largeness of view, or of being opposed to real and lawful
15 39|               never objects to search being made for things that minister