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 1   2, 30|        he himself said of his master, that, when the end of his
 2   4, 7 |     preached respecting their master. It was not, as (if) hidden
 3   4, 8 |       now taken up from their Master, the certainty of life after
 4   4, 13|        There was 35 a certain master of a house, (who) planted
 5   4, 25|   Disciples, should, like his Master, be given up to crucifixion,
 6   4, 31|       is not greater than his master, nor the servant than his
 7   4, 31|    disciple that he be as his master, and for the servant, as
 8   5, 9 |       been the disciples of a master who was a magician ? when,
 9   5, 9 |      of the doctrine of their master ; so, of geometricians,
10   5, 9 | always) fully resembled their Master, and have done (as he did).
11   5, 13|       be such, Must not their Master have first been much more
12   5, 13| Disciples, of what sort their Master was, you have tens of thousands
13   5, 14|      learn of what sort their Master was.~
14   5, 21|       Disciples, and He their master, went forth into the world.
15   5, 22|     which they attested their Master had done. And, What is there
16   5, 23|     would (then,) exalt their Master to a state of greatness
17   5, 23|       the Disciples of such a Master. ~
18   5, 24|    things at the end of their Master ? and, by what sort of Death
19   5, 24|      testimony given of their Master, which, again, had no foundation
20   5, 25|   knew no good thing of their Master, neither the life, deed,
21   5, 27|     whose experience of their Master was, that He was vicious