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 1  1,16|              and his victory in battle led  to Constantine's becoming
 2  2,20|               a person is unnoticeably led into subjection by the devil,
 3  3,12|      precipitate the controversy which led to the Third Ecumenical
 4  4,12|             Damascene remarks, “We are led by perceptible icons to
 5  5,2 |           their human deficiencies and led them to the truth.~ ~
 6  5,4 |               who no less than the men led the contemplative life.
 7  5,7 |                 whole groups have been led into schism and heresy because
 8  5,8 |               through suffering, we're led back to the awareness that
 9  6,16|          profitableness of indulgences led to their greater and greater
10  7,14|            show that the West has been led by the devil onto a dead-end
11  7,14|             human reason, however, has led the most influential Lutheran
12  7,17|            tenth and final plague that led to the Hebrews' deliverance
13  9,15|         unnatural condition eventually led to the disintegration of
14  9,28|                instructs: “All who are led by the Spirit are sons of
15  9,42|         Investigation into this matter led to the ineluctable conclusion
16 10,26|             abstract speculations that led only to seeming truth (Scholasticism),
17 10,26|               IV — all of these things led to the fact that the opinion
18 11,1 |              to Greece, and the Greeks led us to the edifices where
19 11,3 |               religious spectacles are led by a myriad of self-appointed
20 11,3 | desacralization of Western worship has led. His picture is one with