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 1 XIX   |      who gave it to us as the sign of victory over the devil;
 2 XX    |     sealing thy soul with the sign of the Cross, that no stumbling
 3 XXI   | persuade Barlaam, `twas but a sign for a second petition, and
 4 XXII  |       but the monks showed no sign of alarm, no sign of meanness
 5 XXII  |   showed no sign of alarm, no sign of meanness or sullenness,
 6 XXIII |    king's threats, showing no sign of the torment that he had
 7 XXVII |      The stars are borne from Sign to Sign, each in his order
 8 XXVII |  stars are borne from Sign to Sign, each in his order and place:
 9 XXVII |      by law, and passing from Sign to Sign, setting and rising,
10 XXVII |      and passing from Sign to Sign, setting and rising, to
11 XXVII |      by law, and passing from Sign to Sign, setting and rising
12 XXVII |      and passing from Sign to Sign, setting and rising for
13 XXXI  |     the Cross. For, when that sign is made, immediately all
14 XXXI  |  discomfited, even before the sign is completed. When we first
15 XXXI  |        and armed him with the sign of the Cross, he routed
16 XXXII |       the world itself by the sign of the cross, whereby they
17 XXXIII|     of his city he set up the sign of his Lord's passion, the
18 XXXV  |       error. He venerated the sign of the life-giving Cross
19 XXXVII|   that invincible weapon, the sign of the Cross, he made vain
20 XXXIX |       sealed himself with the sign of the Cross, and gathered