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 1   1, 18(15)|         the water spoken of to be changed into sweetness. Syr. [Syriac]
 2   1, 63(53)|        effect in incantations, if changed or translated into any other
 3   1, 75    |          his body, and shall have changed his nature from corruption
 4   2, 54    |    greatly obtained, and was thus changed : They kept one of those,
 5   2, 55    |       Diomedes; and was (then) so changed, that they sacrificed the
 6   2, 55    | Theologian105,—abrogated: He also changed this custom for that of
 7   2, 94    |     common conduct (of all) being changed from its former wildness
 8   3, 2     |         or) the whole race of man changed to (that) of peace; and
 9   3, 20    |              but when they became changed, and dared to contend with
10   3, 39    |         animals and trees, and so changed even the oaks that they
11   3, 63    |              which had (now) been changed to a state of virtue by
12   4, 3     |       idolatrous forefathers, and changed his manner of life; and,
13   4, 6     |           ignorance, and shall be changed to the life that is of God.
14   4, 8     |            but had now first been changed from that life of abomination,
15   5, 11    |          of magic, -- so entirely changed their conduct, that they