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 1 Pref |         and had to go through a series of rapid clerical ordinations
 2  1,2 |     contains a collection, or a series of collections, ultimately
 3  3   |    shepherd gives Hernias a new series of twelve commandments,
 4  3   |       composed by Herman over a series of years. The Michigan papyrus
 5  3   |       is mentioned by this long series of early Christian writers,
 6  4,10|        but it contained a whole series of striking narratives.~
 7  4,11|        a mystical meditation or series of meditations on the meaning
 8  5,7 |       Syriac versions. The long series of honorific titles piled
 9  7   |       that soon took shape in a series of apologies and dialogues
10  7,4 |    became the model for a whole series of such Jewish-Christian
11  7,4 |       was acted upon by a whole series of Christian apologists,[
12  9,2 |       thus contributing a whole series of precious items to the
13 10,4 |        Eusebius reports a whole series of books entitled Against
14 11,3 |    pursuing his studies under a series of masters, of whom he speaks
15 13,2 |     entirely disappeared, but a series of discoveries has gone
16 13,2 |        almost complete.~ A long series of other discoveries has
17 13,7 |        his lost writings. But a series of discoveries and researches
18 13,8 |  discipline, sternly opposing a series of Roman bishops on both
19 13,10|    Alexandria in 261, but a new series of calamities soon set in.
20 13,11| importance to them, and a whole series of these letters is mentioned
21 14,11|       correspondence. The whole series gives us an amazingly clear
22 14,12|    Cyprian grouped them under a series of statements, on the emptiness
23 14,12|       book. Cyprian laid down a series of statements of Christian
24 14,17|       whole forms a bewildering series of glimpses of ancient mythologies
25 16   |       also in Arabic, contain a series of revelations supposed
26 16   |         s edition in the Vienna series of Latin fathers, Corpus