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 1 Theoph   |   And must not that which is begotten be something spurious, and
 2 Theoph   |     you say of those who are begotten unlawfully in adultery?
 3 Theoph   |     those who are unlawfully begotten coming to perfection like
 4 Theoph   |    friend, very many who are begotten of unrighteous seed are
 5 Theoph   |     are born of adultery are begotten by the will of God; for
 6 Theoph   | writings, that those who are begotten, even though it be in adultery,
 7 Theoph   |     For," He says, "children begotten of unlawful beds are witnesses
 8  Thal    |       In Christ Jesus I have begotten you through the Gospel."33 ~
 9 Procil(2)|              Literally, only begotten. Wisd. vii. 22.~
10 Thekla   |     Him. But for this was He begotten, and Himself came down from
11 Thekla   | being stamped upon them, and begotten in them by a true knowledge
12 Thekla   |       Who Ever Is, is To-Day Begotten in the Minds and Sense of
13 Thekla   |      my son: this day have I begotten thee; "28 for it is to be
14 Thekla   |   but having been previously begotten,29 that He was to be, and
15 Thekla   | expression, "This day have I begotten thee," signifies that He
16 Thekla   |     ages in heaven should be begotten on the earth-that is, that
17 Tusiane  |      no longer begetting and begotten, but God resting from the
18 Tusiane  |      of life is wisdom first begotten of all. "She is a tree of