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 1 VII   |   overspread our race in those times, and `there was none that
 2 VIII  |      men, instructed at sundry times and in divers manners. In
 3 XIV   |        a stranger, and, as oft times it haps, not even a friend
 4 XV    |     lower source, and at other times from a great depth, and
 5 XVI   |        a little medicine often times delivereth a man from great
 6 XVII  |   beginning, end and middle of times, the changes of the solstices,
 7 XVII  |      his great strength at all times, and who may withstand the
 8 XX    |       thy law do I love. Seven times a day do I praise thee,
 9 XXII  | company of his fellows, and at times by a visit from the king,
10 XXIV  |       sinned against him often times by blaspheming him, and
11 XXIV  |     blaspheming him, and often times by slaying his servants
12 XXV   |        thereof, that I have at times ungrudgingly lavished all
13 XXV   |    thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand of Angels and
14 XXVII |        bow and quiver, and, at times, harp and flute, and prophesying
15 XXX   |      thing by dispensation, at times transgressing a commandment
16 XXXI  |    thousands, and ten thousand times ten thousand of Angels and
17 XXXII |        is said that in the old times he honoured those who had
18 XXXVII| speedily turned back. At other times he assumed the shapes of
19 XL    |       relics, as also in later times, did the Lord work by his