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 1 Int, III|    his works, had paved the way for monasticism proper.
 2 Int2    |    our meeting, when, on my way to Jerusalem in pursuance
 3   8     |   mother happy, both by the way in which he adorned his
 4  10     |    any ignoble and womanish way, so as to cry out at the
 5  14     |     ceremonial. And in this way a further advance in the
 6  15     |  gone to meet us by another way. Then I asked after the
 7  16     |     breathing. And in every way she tried to be cheerful,
 8  16     |   of heavenly things, in no way injured by her terrible
 9  19     |      Thou hast shown us the way of resurrection, having
10  19     |     stand against me in the way; nor let my sin be found
11  20     |   right position, and in no way needed the help of the layers-out.~
12  21     |     was silent, lest in any way a sound should break forth
13  25     |  994B] for there was a long way to go, and the crowd seemed
14  28     |    and then I started on my way back, downcast and tearful,
15  28     | greatness of my loss.~On my way I met a distinguished soldier
16 CON     |      1000A] credible in the way of a tale by the measure