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 1 II    |        give me to the fire and sword, as thou hast the power.
 2 III   |        destruction by fire and sword. "For," said he, "these
 3 IX    |     sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing even to the
 4 XII   |       to wild beasts, fire and sword, confessing the good confession,
 5 XII   | slaying all self-will with the sword of obedience. Of their own
 6 XVIII |       shield of faith, and the sword of the spirit, which is
 7 XXV   |        peace, but strife and a sword. For I am come to set a
 8 XXV   |     sharper than any two-edged sword. ~"How shall I describe
 9 XXVI  |       privily, and feeling the sword entering into his own soul.
10 XXVI  |     their tongues like a sharp sword, to destroy truth, and who (
11 XXIX  |     and gird on for thy strong sword the favour of the gods,
12 XXX   |       deliver my soul from the sword of the devil, and my darling
13 XXXV  |     whom he slew with fire and sword. Charge them not to be bitter
14 XXXVII|         sometimes with a drawn sword he leapt upon him, and threatened