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 1   2, 46|         most foolishly, who should dare to name the Creation of
 2   3, 66|          Gods to himself, or, even dare to look upon a woman lustfully.~
 3   3, 67| Interpreter 98 of his own soul, or dare to call it a God: nor will
 4   3, 72|          that are on the earth101" dare, as formerly, to give the
 5   3, 74|          give in  ./. to those who dare to contend with God; but
 6   4, 13|          things they were about to dare against Him, and the destruction
 7   4, 37|         the most plain, as even to dare to oppose by his words the
 8   5, 1 |           things (possible,) as to dare to oppose in his assertions
 9   5, 1 |         this, impugn the truth and dare disingenuously to affirm,
10   5, 18|         these things ? And that we dare to surrender up ourselves
11   5, 20|       directed (against) those who dare, with ungodly mouths, to