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 1   I,  31|        through the shady cloud, no word must be uttered. Grant pardon,
 2   I,  46| infirmities and diseases; at whose word only the raging and maddened
 3   I,  46|           when He uttered a single word, was thought by nations
 4   I,  48|  shrivelled,-was wont to heal by a word and by an order, leprosies,
 5   I,  50|            any material aids. By a word He assuaged the racking
 6   I,  50|           aching members; and by a word they checked the writhings
 7   I,  50|           the interposition of one word; and they in like manner,
 8   I,  51|            a pimple, either by the word of his mouth or the touch
 9   I,  52|        unlearned Christians with a word only.
10   I,  59|            gender, and if the same word cannot be of this gender
11  II,  11|           of them ever able by one word, or by a single command,
12  II,  21|        ever silent, uttering not a word, and shall not open her
13 III,   8|          of Him we use a masculine word,-let him understand that
14   V,  35|           anger of Ceres; what the word Brimo means; what the anxious
15 VII,  31|          from the use of men. This word, then, being added, that
16 VII,  31|         which, through fear of one word, is kept from excessive
17 VII,  41|        will believe-to repeat this word assiduously-that he was
18 VII,  51|   according to the meaning of this word and the power of divinity-to