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 1 III, 4 |        yet are they fearful and full of awe, and that what was
 2 III, 7 |         governed, was always so full of fear when he considered
 3 III, 7 |       full-sized merchant ship, full of rowers, and laden with
 4 III, 17|     number of women have rushed full of innumerable bad qualities;
 5 III, 17|       cut some one off from the full communion of the Church?
 6 IV, 7  |         which he has left to us full of wonders and of Divine
 7 VI, 4  |   fawning and hypocritical, but full of much freedom and assurance,
 8 VI, 7  |    glory, be superior to anger, full of great discretion. But
 9 VI, 8  | wrangling and vituperation, are full of countless artifices,
10 VI, 12 |       in good condition, and in full vigor, overcome those that