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 1  I, 5    |    enjoy the benefit of thy father's virtue. For his death
 2  I, 5    |     second husband into thy father's house: but I held on as
 3  I, 5    |   mingled my bones with thy father's, embark for a long voyage,
 4  I, 8    | wife with husband, son with father, friend with friend, and
 5  I, 8    |     except by deceiving her father. And her brother, wishing
 6 II, 2    | defend the wronged, be as a father to orphans, and supply the
 7 III, 4   |    sitteth on high with the Father is at that hour held in
 8 III, 5   |     greater than this? "The Father hath committed all judgment
 9 III, 17  |     of sleeplessness to her father, his anxiety about her depriving
10 III, 17  |     punishment. Moreover, a father according to the flesh has
11 III, 17  |  unfortunate necessity, her father acting in her stead in all
12 III, 17  |   rather impossible for the father; for he could not have her
13 IV, 1    |    Who am I, and what is my father's house."5 What then? When
14 IV, 4    |   Persons, and say that the Father is one, and the Son another,
15 IV, 4(35)|    the Word was only in the Father, as reason is in man; that
16 IV, 4    |     that the Godhead of the Father and of the Son and of the
17  V, 4    |   those in his charge, as a father would behave to his very
18 VI, 4    |  world and were himself the father of all men, he draws near
19 VI, 11   |     yet on account of their father's dignity undergo a far