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 1  I, 5(3)|                          For an account of the oppressive way in
 2  I, 5   |         exact likeness.~On this account, even when thou wast an
 3  I, 7   |   however, I will not take much account, since it has seemed agreeable
 4  I, 7   |         For I do not demand any account for the wrongs which I have
 5  I, 8   |       as I am able to render an account of those for which you have
 6 II, 4   |         occasion to be proud on account of birth and position, may
 7 II, 4   |    apprehended from it. On this account, after the other kinds of
 8 II, 6   |         are distressed on their account, considering them to be
 9 II, 7   |       first place I say that no account should be taken of the insult
10 II, 7   |  religiously disposed as not to account such a thing an insult,
11 II, 8   |        say these things on your account, you will speedily teach
12 III, 1  |      ordinary thing of no great account, such a suspicion as this
13 III, 1  |       the matter as being of no account. But if they say that I
14 III, 3  |    shall I now certainly say on account of these things? For wait
15 III, 11 |       of his own rank either on account of envy, with a view to
16 III, 15 |  venture to approve him on that account alone, unless he happened
17 III, 15 |        opponents, and others on account of their evil disposition,
18 III, 15 |  iniquity, should be courted on account of those things for which
19 III, 15 |         the priestly dignity on account of things for which they
20 III, 15 |         forbearance! Men who on account of Thy name have risen from
21 III, 16 |        are a class who, both on account of their poverty, their
22 III, 16 |      extreme brutality. On this account one of the wisest of men,
23 III, 16 |        shame, and then again on account of their shamelessness are
24 III, 16 |     advantage of his wealth, on account of the blow which he has
25 III, 17 |      know them by name. On this account she needs the most careful
26 III, 17 |      they would have to give an account for the souls which they
27 III, 17 |       must otherwise undergo on account of the faults of others,
28 III, 17 |        to dread being called to account for things which other men
29 III, 17 |         they will not take into account either the intricacy of
30 III, 17 |       has not only to render an account of the offences which he
31 III, 17 |        incurs extreme danger on account of the sins committed by
32 III, 17 |         as they that shall give account." Can the dread of this
33 IV, 1   |   kingdom, which is not of such account with God as the priesthood.
34 IV, 1   |        But we ought to be on no account thus minded, nor to fall
35 IV, 1   | ambition, should then either on account of sloth, or wickedness,
36 IV, 2   |         them becomes greater on account of their ignorance of him
37 IV, 2   |       own ability to build into account, lest he should give the
38 IV, 5   |        again demand from God an account of his judgments, and force
39 IV, 6   |  profane oratory; and I take no account of style or of delivery;
40 IV, 7   |        him with astonishment on account of any glory belonging to
41 IV, 8   |        be ready to"61 render an account of their faith, and to the
42  V, 4   |        with us, do we take much account of it; so should we neither
43  V, 6   |        who acquiesce in them on account of envy as wretched and
44  V, 7   |      nor be dejected in soul on account of such persons; but laboring
45 VI, 1   |       are compelled to give our account for each of those who have
46 VI, 1   |         as they that shall give account;"1 though I have mentioned
47 VI, 1   |         indeed is taken away on account of his iniquity, but his
48 VI, 3   |   inferiors he is puffed up, on account of the honors which the
49 VI, 3   |         about them, not only on account of their fewness, but because
50 VI, 7   |      Church, there is no taking account in their case. Whenever,
51 VI, 10  |      milder when I am called to account, because I have not saved
52 VI, 11  |         Priestly office, yet on account of their father's dignity
53 VI, 13  |    exaggerated the matter by my account, nor suppose that because