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 1   5  |      considered him who lived to God, thanks to the hope of the
 2   8  |        he was travelling home to God.~In this manner he completed
 3  13  |     honoured by all, and went to God, yielding up her life in
 4  13  |         commending especially to God in her prayers those who
 5  13  |         uttered these prayers to God with her dying words----~"
 6  14  |   departed from men to live with God, to the common grief of
 7  16  |      Then she lifted her hand to God and said----~"This favour
 8  16  |          Thou hast granted me, O God, and hast not deprived me
 9  18  | throughout was gratitude towards God, for she described our parents'
10  18  |         each was so increased by God's blessing, that the income
11  18  |          her life became such by God's help that her hands never
12  18  |         she appeal for help, but God secretly blessed the little
13  18  |         you not see the grace of God in it all? Do you fail to
14  18  |         one retired once more to God in prayer. And thus she
15  19  |        she spoke henceforward to God in prayer, making supplication
16  19  |     doubt that it reached [984C] God and that she, too, was hearing
17  19  |   adversary and save our life. O God eternal, to Whom I have
18  21  |          away from their hope in God and the salvation of their
19  22  |         was dear and pleasing to God, would be her desire also.~
20  23  |        on the body as a token of God's powerful help. For there
21  23  |        992B] said, was sent from God for the saving of men. But
22  23  |       sanctuary and besought the God of healing all night long.
23  23  |        perpetual thanksgiving to God."~When our work came to
24  27  |       were with one voice asking God for this boon all their
25  29  |       their sight by the hand of God, when now His handmaiden,
26 CON  |          disbelieve the gifts of God, I have abstained from a