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 1  I, 5     |      and many anxieties every day, to say nothing of the great
 2  I, 7     |      me and reproach me every day. For, when they see me anywhere
 3  I, 7     |      me, but because from the day that I cherished thy friendship
 4 II, 8     |     should not have been able day by day to defend myself
 5 II, 8     |     not have been able day by day to defend myself against
 6 III, 4(4) |   belief of the Church in his day. He maintains, in opposition
 7 III, 4    |     celebrated in the present day; they are not only marvellous
 8 III, 9    |     rock to rend me in pieces day by day. Do you ask what
 9 III, 9    |      rend me in pieces day by day. Do you ask what those wild
10 III, 9(19)|      the Churches in a single day. ~
11 III, 15   |   been acceptable to God, and day by day have made no small
12 III, 15   | acceptable to God, and day by day have made no small addition
13 III, 17   |       a round of visits every day, more even than the idle
14 IV, 1     |    soul;" for He who will one day judge him, will say to him, "
15 IV, 2     |      intercede for us in that day, when they who ought to
16 IV, 2     |     of others? But He who one day will judge us will entertain
17 IV, 2     |      be able to profit in the day of reckoning. Thou wert
18 IV, 4     |       commends it, though its day is over, because of its
19 IV, 6     |    But the men of the present day, if they were all collected
20 IV, 7     |    the bishops of the present day fit and fashion the chaste
21 IV, 8     | admonish every one, night and day, with tears." But what need
22 VI, 1     |       what then will they one day suffer, what kind of penalty
23 VI, 4     |      the teacher to sow every day (so to speak), in order
24 VI, 12    |       yet unspoken? From that day on which thou didst impart
25 VI, 13    |       are there smitten every day, and the wounds in the two
26 VI, 13    |      am in danger at the last day, into thine everlasting