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 1  I, 3    |        our former equality: for having got the start of me in time,
 2  I, 3    |        start of me in time, and having displayed great earnestness,
 3  I, 5    | condition of a young woman who, having but lately left her paternal
 4  I, 6    |     honor. But that noble youth having come to me privately, and
 5  I, 6    |       come to me privately, and having conferred with me about
 6  I, 6    |    restive, and contradictory.7 Having yielded to these remonstrances,
 7  I, 6    |   remonstrances, and afterwards having learned that I had escaped
 8  I, 7    |      excess of forethought. For having totally cast away all these
 9  I, 8    |         out of the furnace, and having steeped it in wine, then
10  I, 8    |      filled it with water, and, having ordered the chamber where
11 II, 4    |     pleasures of the world, and having occasion to be proud on
12 II, 4    |       for it, to say nothing of having confided to you the entire
13 II, 6    |        of our intimate friends, having been falsely accused of
14 II, 7    |     most iniquitous of mankind, having treated great and excellent
15 II, 7    |      approve), but accuse me of having selfishly spared my own
16 II, 7    |       own soul? For so far from having insulted the men in question
17 III, 4(5)|       word pi/stewj "of faith," having in its place to/te "at that
18 III, 10  |        is offered them, without having first acquired a knowledge
19 III, 14  |        the rush of passion, and having nothing on which to fasten
20 III, 14  |    enemies and antagonists, and having discovered all his weak
21 III, 15  |      who issued from that body, having shone conspicuously in this
22 III, 16  |       one of the wisest of men, having regard to the avarice and
23 III, 17  |     some of the weaker brethren having plunged into business, because
24 IV, 1    |     this excuse beforehand,1 by having hurriedly seized upon the
25 IV, 2    |      their being misled; and so having shown himself unworthy of
26 IV, 2    |   respond to the call, and then having set his hand to the material
27 IV, 2    |        being cut asunder,21 and having a portion with the hypocrites.~
28 IV, 3    |   instances of seasonable sleep having saved the physician all
29 IV, 4(35)|         is called Son of God as having, in a certain sense. become
30  V, 5    |         he will go away without having gained anything but countless
31  V, 6    |       and senseless spirit, and having no fault to find with him,
32  V, 6    |      means of others, and often having chosen some one of those
33  V, 8    |        popular opinion. For not having the energy to equal those
34 VI, 4(6) |       precious blood of Christ, having so changed them by thy Holy
35 VI, 12   |     than any kind of death; and having told him all this, bid him
36 VI, 13   |       yet more, rose up. But I, having embraced him and kissed