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 1 VIII |  thee, and breathed into him breath, which is called a reasonable
 2 XIX  |      heresy until thy latest breath. But all teaching and every
 3 XXIV |  clay, breathed into him the breath of life, and set him to
 4 XXIV |      I serve until my latest breath, that my spirit also may
 5 XXV  |   confession, until my dying breath: look upon me, and pity
 6 XXV  |    of men's hands, devoid of breath, and deaf, and give nought
 7 XXVI | didst preach, until my dying breath. But if thou be worsted,
 8 XXVII|     They that think that the breath of the Winds is a goddess
 9 XXVII|      to be supposed that the breath of the Winds is a goddess,
10 XXX  |    serving him until my last breath; and thou shalt receive
11 XXXII|     the power of them by the breath of his mouth,' and, `All