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 1   1, 6 |          my letter before he has read the conclusion of my argument.
 2   1, 6 |          takes up these lines to read and examine them has only
 3   1, 11|          our Lord and God, as we read took flesh, that is, a body,
 4   1, 11|       always be preserved, as we read in the Gospel, Go ye and
 5   1, 17|          that they say they have read The Lord formed or created
 6   1, 63|       was unnecessary for you to read as bishops what you held
 7   1, 78|          Father's? Have they not read that the Son is to be honoured
 8   1, 80|     Germinius demanded should be read at Sirmium, I understand
 9   1, 84|        his heresy, and refuse to read it because he interprets
10   1, 84| Philippians, lest Marcion should read again in it, And was found
11   1, 84|         Son is unlike the Father read: But of that day and hour
12   1, 84| understand them, we ought not to read them. And though I should
13   1, 84|     inconsistent; lest we should read that the Lord who was to
14   1, 89|         East: and I have already read what I tell you I fear.