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 1 VII   |     and whose dumb figures and senseless idols they set up, and enclosed
 2 X     | pernicious devils and dumb and senseless wooden images. Wherefore
 3 X     | contain such a pearl?"' ~"Thus senseless, then, are also they that
 4 XVI   |        in this false glory and senseless pleasure, worthy of lamentation
 5 XXVII |    were considered gods by the senseless Egyptians. ~"The same people,
 6 XXVII | thereof, and deifying dumb and senseless idols. I marvel how, when
 7 XXVIII|  counsel was stale and utterly senseless; but the work that thou
 8 XXXI  |        O Theudas, who art more senseless than thine idols. Before
 9 XXXI  |  counsel of thine iniquity and senseless mind. But thou thyself shalt
10 XXXI  |       nature, so worthless and senseless beyond everything, so graceless
11 XXXI  |      than the stones, and more senseless than the senseless, sons
12 XXXI  |        more senseless than the senseless, sons of perdition, inheritors