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 1 II   |              wilt, for "the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the
 2 III  |            the people to worship the Crucified as God." Meanwhile a thing
 3 VII  |               being without sin, was crucified in the flesh, for he did
 4 XII  |              and walk in them.' They crucified themselves unto the world,
 5 XII  |             at the right hand of the Crucified: they girt their loins with
 6 XVIII|              now the world hath been crucified to me, and I to the world,
 7 XIX  | transgressions was led to death, was crucified and was buried, and tasted
 8 XXIV |              joined thyself unto the Crucified, duped by the hopes of his
 9 XXVI |              taught him to serve the Crucified?" Nachor answered, "I am
10 XXVI |         manner of thy proof that the Crucified is God, and these be none?"
11 XXXI |         natures. For, as man, he was crucified; but, as God, he darkened
12 XL   |        worthy of his calling, having crucified the world to himself, and