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 1      1, III |         was not itself, but did degenerate, how that person that took
 2      1, IV  |       that which is corrupt and degenerate, as the heathens in the
 3      1, IV  |      the Bishop of Rome and the degenerate traditions of the Church,
 4      1, IV  |        of quality. This kind of degenerate learning did chiefly reign
 5      1, IV  |       at the first, and by time degenerate and imbased: whereof the
 6      1, VI  |       Rome to account for their degenerate manners and ceremonies,
 7      1, VII |     moderation, that he did not degenerate as his other lieutenants
 8      2, Int |       made contemptible, and is degenerate into childish sophistry
 9      2, VI  |        is not restrained. So of degenerate and revolted spirits, the
10      2, VIII| imagination and belief, as this degenerate natural magic, alchemy,
11      2, XIV |          yet it is manifest the degenerate and corrupt use is for caption
12      2, XX  |        engraven upon man, if he degenerate not, unto whom the conservation