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 1  I, 8    |          the victory, but suffer just as much distress as those
 2 II, 1    |         utter them in doubt, but just as He asked Peter whether
 3 II, 6    |    mention a fact which has only just occurred, that no one may
 4 II, 6    | explanation; but if you have any just answer to make to those
 5 II, 7    |           7. Chrysostom: This is just the point to which I am
 6 II, 8    |   obtained it? For this would be just as if a man who had bestowed
 7 II, 8    |   surrender the fruits to others just when it was time to reap
 8 III, 1   |       the charge of pride? It is just as if one were to accuse,
 9 III, 4(4)|            The caution mentioned just now in note 3 must he repeated
10 III, 4(4)|       elements in the Eucharist "Just as the bread before consecration
11 III, 11  |   induced me to take flight. For just as lovers of the human person,
12 III, 14  |        species of infirmity. And just as all men fear and flatter
13 III, 14  |        one who possesses it. And just as avaricious children are
14 III, 15  |         favorites. In fact it is just as if some pilot had pirates
15 III, 16  |       him whose precept I quoted just now: "My son, blemish not
16 III, 16  |       than that of which I spoke just now, and that he who presides
17 III, 17  |          the other; for there is just the same difference between
18 III, 17  |        which they have offended, just as much as if they happened
19 IV, 2    |   without further investigation, just because some one wishes
20 IV, 6    |       beyond mine in particular, just as the masters of eloquence
21  V, 1    |         at the public games; and just as the multitude there is
22  V, 1    |       against which we declaimed just now, in this case becomes
23  V, 3    |       then he will be able, with just so much authority as he
24 VI, 12   |        take me thus to task. But just as they who are driven over
25 VI, 13   |   description of warfare which I just now detailed to thee thou