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 1 II, 5|       is? For omitting all the miracles which were to be wrought
 2 IV, 1|     speak? why didst thou work miracles? was it that thou mightest
 3 IV, 3|       so as to be able to work miracles, and by means of these marvels
 4 IV, 3|     Word; still in the days of miracles the Word was by no means
 5 IV, 3|       object of wonder for his miracles; and another26 of those
 6 IV, 3|        with a power of working miracles. But if there is not the
 7 IV, 6|         and wrought such other miracles, that he was held to be
 8 IV, 6|      this? For if we leave the miracles and turn to the life of
 9 IV, 6|        this rather than in his miracles that thou wilt find this
10 IV, 7|      had not yet begun to work miracles? How was it that he wrestled
11 IV, 7|       he had not begun to work miracles, nor could any one say that
12 IV, 7| therefore, both before working miracles, and after, St. Paul appears
13 IV, 7|      out of the sight of their miracles; but the notion that he