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 1   1, 50  |        avail themselves of the aid of nature alone, and receive
 2   1, 75  |       it not for receiving the aid of that, which is more excellent?
 3   2, 51  |     men the things, that would aid in the acquirement of virtue ?
 4   2, 51  |        another, give them such aid from their labours, that
 5   2, 52  |      the erudition which would aid them. But (the things asked)
 6   2, 66  |     availed themselves of (the aid of) various Kings and enemies ;
 7   2, 80  |  supporters, that they lent no aid to their Temples, when these
 8   2, 82  |        there any other cure or aid (for this), except by means
 9   2, 84  |   medicine for the healing and aid of those, who (so) needed (
10   2, 94  |       He had formerly afforded aid by means of the things already
11   2, 96  |     many others, also gave the aid which was convenient for
12   3, 2   |     Saviour of all, whose  ./. aid was at once extended to,
13   3, 10  |         He deigned to give His aid and assistance to him, who
14   3, 39  | skilful physician, shew by the aid45 of one of their equals,
15   3, 80  |       Redemption and affording aid to the world, as to the
16   4, 2   |  afford to him for his boy the aid which is from God. And,
17   5, 2(3)|        felt their wants of His aid. The Syriac is probably