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1   1, 30    | dissimilar, or incomplete and defective in its nature, be on the  ./. 
2   1, 47    |      animals, man is the most defective, and, as the Poets sing, "
3   1, 69    |      ever harassed with these defective things, but should, in due
4   1, 73    |       womb, in every thing so defective, and in every respect so
5   1, 74    |     senses. Nevertheless this defective, lame, infirm, and thoughtless
6   2, 13(20)|        de laudd. Constant, is defective here, as Valesius has properly
7   3, 39    |      it) ; and that which was defective is supplied from (His) fulness.
8   5, 2(3)  |        The Syriac is probably defective here.~