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 1 INT   | exhortations, or the record of the lives of them that have travelled
 2 I     |        thirsting to lay down their lives for Christ his sake, and
 3 I     |         his wickedness ended their lives by suffering martyrdom,
 4 V     |          anchorets who spend their lives in such philosophies. Some
 5 XII   |            brought their miserable lives to a miserable end, and
 6 XII   |       winds, others spending their lives in the hovels which they
 7 XII   |       These men therefore live the lives of Angels on earth, chanting
 8 XII   |            their fellowship, whose lives also they imitated. Blessed,
 9 XII   |            take the stamp of their lives, and wear their habit: even
10 XVI   |          raiment, yet passed their lives in such good cheer. The
11 XXIII |          holy monks lay down their lives for the Lord. They were
12 XXV   |       sinful lusts, and made their lives a headquarters for all wickedness,
13 XXV   |       bodies, nay, even their very lives? Who is so cowardly, who
14 XXVII |            ready to lay down their lives: they keep his commandments
15 XXVII |          living righteous and holy lives, as the Lord their God commanded
16 XXXI  |        shameful names and shameful lives? Woe unto you that are more
17 XXXVI |           to demand account of our lives, and to reward us according
18 XXXVII|            companions, and how the lives of all had depended on his