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 1   1, 3 |      only by the mind which is pure and enlightened ;  ./. Him (
 2   1, 75|      to the knowledge which is pure, and, in a small degree,
 3   1, 75|      the recollection which is pure; and will put forth, and
 4   1, 77|    partake of the life that is pure, and shall be freed from
 5   2, 7 |    have cured by the effort of pure reason :—of their lust,
 6   2, 17|   listening to words that were pure, inculcating the fear of
 7   2, 18|      of the doctrine which was pure, and the love of God; they
 8   2, 50|    clear that they would, with pure conscience, have laughed
 9   2, 94|        the last stage of vice, pure by words (only), inviting (
10   3, 6 |        laws that were just and pure, and sent these same forth
11   3, 14|        on Him, and by means of pure prayers offered up through
12   3, 20|        with Temples which were pure, and distinguished (set
13   3, 39|      rational Power ; an Image pure, and in every thing excellent,
14   3, 63|     the life which is holy and pure, and the diligence to attain
15   4, 24|       is in truth the good and pure Shepherd, who does not so
16   4, 25| themselves in Him, through the pure faith which is by Him; the
17   4, 33|  salvation into a soul that is pure, and a mind that is devoted,
18   4, 34|     the Tares (sown) among His pure words and life-giving doctrines134; --
19   4, 34|     and multiplied the living, pure, and life-giving seed ;
20   5, 13|     became their Disciples, so pure, noble in soul, and abundant
21   5, 18| coupled) with prayers that are pure, we cast out every kind
22   5, 22|        loved the life that was pure, and the worship of the (
23   5, 23|    form of a doctrine which is pure, and putting forth a new (
24   5, 28|      mysteries. He appeared as pure to the many, and thought
25   5, 41|       characters were true and pure, and who shewed forth their