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 1 Pre    |         work, and one which is as suitable to our own times, as it
 2   1, 1 |           for all the animals, as suitable for each; their several
 3   1, 23| distribute and give that which is suitable : apportioning (this) to
 4   1, 29|      praise, which to Him is both suitable and due. (And) as in one
 5   1, 38|         the things which are most suitable to them ; and gives to each,
 6   1, 38|            the stations which are suitable: to those which are near, (
 7   1, 44|    heavens appeared to be a place suitable to the people of this city,
 8   1, 72|  accordingly the conduct which is suitable to its law, " that he think
 9   2, 18|     praise which was due, and was suitable to Him alone who is King
10   2, 93|         every man, which was both suitable and sufficient. ~
11   2, 94|         time that would be (most) suitable172. He accordingly came
12   2, 94|        for the healthy, but those suitable to the sick: but, when they
13   2, 96|       laws ; such (I say) as were suitable to the men of those times.
14   2, 97|          forth at a time that was suitable, and by these same operations,
15   3, 1 |         and at the time which was suitable. For, immediately and at
16   3, 38|          thanksgivings, which are suitable to the companies of the
17   3, 78|        Hence, the hymns which are suitable to the assemblies of Angels
18   3, 79|          Law, and one mystery105, suitable to God: and to this same
19   4, 6 |     sufficient, -- because it was suitable that He should add some
20   4, 14|         are both conformable, and suitable, to the observances of God;
21   5, 21|          to whom slavery would be suitable; and, that they should not