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1   4, 6 |      means of these poor and illiterate men; and, that His Churches
2   4, 7 |      men, mean, necessitous, illiterate in speech, and poor in circumstances; --
3   4, 8 | themselves the rusticity and illiterate character which they sustained;
4   4, 9 |     of speech and altogether illiterate, poor and needy, (as) they
5   4, 9 |   doctrine of these poor and illiterate men, is in active operation
6   5, 26|    unlearned, and altogether illiterate; that is, they were even
7   5, 26| those who were deficient and illiterate? How much still less, of
8   5, 48|  ever be persuaded by men so illiterate and  ./. deficient as these,
9   5, 49|   the persuading of even one illiterate person, much less men wise