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 1 Pre         |     extent, it must, as before, remain undefined for many reasons.
 2   1, 72     |         as a mother; nor again, remain ignorant of his Father,
 3   1, 75(67) |      soul, so far must the soul remain unenlightened, and in intellectual
 4   2, 36     |        he ought, as I think, to remain, (even) in the storm; making
 5   3, 27     |     desolate25; nor shall stone remain upon  ./. stone in this
 6   3, 37     |         When behold ! should we remain silent, the things themselves
 7   3, 39     | approaches, both to live and to remain in this rational light.
 8   4, 3      |    traditionary right, they now remain in subjection to those who
 9   4, 9      |        His prediction foretold, remain in fact, so that His lively, (
10   4, 12     |        up to this time, did not remain hidden to the foreknowledge
11   4, 16     |       it is accordingly seen to remain in fact, in conformity with
12   4, 25     |      the earth and die, it will remain alone; but if it (so) die,
13   4, 27     |      should so come to pass and remain in fact, How greatly does
14   4, 30(114)|          of which marked traces remain to this day among the Mohammedans
15   4, 31     |             On those who should remain in complete holiness in
16   5, 7      |   Saviour; What room does there remain for imagining, that we should
17   5, 13     |       to suffer those things to remain hidden, by which the many
18   5, 13     |       allowed nothing impure to remain concealed within them, but,
19   5, 23     |   should after all these things remain concealed. And such custom
20   5, 28     |        all these things, and so remain with us, that we persist