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1  7,14|    should be approached with fear and trembling so as not
2  7,14|      world. One must neither fear men nor seek to please men.~·       
3  9,42|    the timid animals show no fear of the fierce ones or the
4 10,26|       This idea engendered a fear among the Latins that since
5 10,28|    moral responsibility, the fear of offending God, and the
6 11,3 | worship become that even the fear of God, according to the
7 11,3 |      when not performed with fear and trembling, with inner
8 11,3 |     king, he treats him with fear and trembling and attention;