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 1 II    |       my soul by storm; and the remembrance of it, like some divine
 2 IV    |         long, there came to his remembrance the man with the crushed
 3 X     |        remember them. Put me in remembrance: let us plead together:
 4 XVI   |     every hour, renew in me the remembrance thereof: for it behoveth
 5 XIX   |   remission of sins: this do in remembrance of me.' He then, the Word
 6 XX    |     thought, and banish far all remembrance of injury and anger, which
 7 XXI   | invisible. Thereon he called to remembrance the creation of the first
 8 XXI   |     mayest bear my lowliness in remembrance." ~But the elder said, "
 9 XXVII |         or even to have them in remembrance. Hence men, taking occasion
10 XXX   |    lascivious; and he called to remembrance the beauty and unspeakable
11 XXXII |         whereas it was only for remembrance sake that they had set up
12 XXXV  |         be dismayed, calling to remembrance the evil that he had wrought.
13 XXXVI |        father's decease, and in remembrance of him, he called together
14 XXXVII|    wilderness. He called to his remembrance his kingly glory, and his
15 XXXIX |      spiritual life, and making remembrance of me, poor as I am. For