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 1  I, 6  |       words before they could pass his lips. Seeing, then,
 2  I, 7  |        but all these things I pass by, and bear in silence
 3  I, 7  |   inflicted? But let all this pass: for it is impossible to
 4 III, 4 | charged with terror. Now then pass from this scene to the rites
 5 III, 10|    prevent this now coming to pass, God kept me in the position
 6 III, 14|      And all men are ready to pass judgment on the priest as
 7 III, 17|       should be childless, or pass the flower of her age (unmarried),
 8 IV, 1  |       but to heal thee-not to pass thee by when thou wert sick,
 9 IV, 6  |    evidence against me. But I pass by all such matters and
10 IV, 7  |     his adversaries to such a pass that they, unable to brook
11  V, 4  |     excessively, nor entirely pass over; but we ought, though
12 VI, 3  |     polluting thoughts?~And I pass by honors, which are the
13 VI, 7  | freedom from business, and to pass his time in much repose,
14 VI, 8  |    male portion of it, but to pass over the female, which needs
15 VI, 12 |      such a tempest I used to pass the time that is gone; but
16 VI, 13 |     rather than before let me pass my life with thee.~Chrysostom: