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 1 Pre        |        others have well remarked, necessarily have faded ; but to what
 2   1, 27    |           From all which, God is (necessarily) free. For, if the nature
 3   1, 30    |          all existing beings, was necessarily appointed ; who is also
 4   1, 36    |            also of that which was necessarily brought forth for the use
 5   1, 40    |         of rational. He has then, necessarily assigned a place on earth (
 6   1, 44    |           law of nature; and they necessarily render the service which
 7   2, 34    |        the gods, (so) let it be;" necessarily, says he, just as these
 8   4, 8     |            of all nations. And He necessarily added the mystery of cleansing.
 9   4, 8     | throughout the whole creation. He necessarily therefore, stirred them
10   4, 16(44)|         Syriac]) "throne" is here necessarily meant the Episcopal chair
11   4, 23    |          in spirit and truth." He necessarily added therefore here, It "
12   4, 25    |       near to Him. After this, he necessarily continued shewing of His