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 1   1, 1      |       just as it may be, without object or end. These same therefore
 2   3, 13     |       him to all men, became the object of divine worship.~
 3   3, 18     |         cast to the earth, as an object deserving of the utmost
 4   4, 31(119)|         the Mohammedans strongly object to the manner in which we
 5   4, 32(123)|      purpose of praising it: his object probably was to shew, that,
 6   4, 32(123)|      perhaps, a main part of his object here. See also Book v. sect.
 7   5, 24     | respecting them (viz.), that the object of them all was in unison ?
 8   5, 24     |        induced to suffer, for no object, the worst of punishments
 9   5, 26     |      should not relinquish their object through remissness, but
10   5, 28     |           vainly and without any object err ourselves, and lead
11   5, 29     |      have ever submitted, for no object and of its own will, to