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 1 Pref |    works as he read them. They formed, in fact, a kind of medieval
 2  3   |     entitled an apocalypse and formed the introduction to the
 3  5,3 |        Clermont List, probably formed in Egypt about A.D. 300,
 4  5,4 |      in the dust probably also formed part of the Acts of John.
 5  5,5 |   Peter, but it may later have formed part of them.~ The idea
 6  7,1 | contrast with Jews and Greeks, formed a third race. For twelve
 7  7,4 |     one of the ten cities that formed the league known as the
 8 11,3 |       as children. It may have formed part of the liturgy of the
 9 12,2 |     Greek Old Testament, which formed so, great a part of the
10 12,7 |   great admirer Pamphilus, who formed about them the most famous
11 13,4 |  Labyrinth, perhaps because it formed a sort of supplement to