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1 IV    |     heart. ~The sick beggar-man considered and said, "Be it known unto
2 VII   | recognized the Creator. When he considered heaven, earth and sea, the
3 XII   |       heart with the same love, considered well how they might present
4 XVIII |      thou hadst for a long time considered, most wise Sir, how thou
5 XXV   |        I, how then could I have considered divine things, that call
6 XXV   |         in heaven." When he had considered these things, and fettered
7 XXVII |         these be they that were considered gods by the senseless Egyptians. ~"
8 XXXIII|      his senators together, and considered what means were still his
9 XXXIII|       of the world to come, and considered himself a stranger and pilgrim