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1 IV   | word, but on account of the commandment, ordered him to be carried
2 XV   | owners. ~"This then was the commandment of the Saviour; this the
3 XXI  |     the disannulling of his commandment. Again he made mention of
4 XXIV |      when he had broken his commandment and was become subject unto
5 XXV  |     set before his eyes the commandment of the Lord, which saith, "
6 XXX  |    at times transgressing a commandment on account of a greater
7 XXXIV|     when man had broken his commandment, he banished him out of
8 XXXVI|  For the fulfilment of this commandment, above all, is required
9 XXXVI|        But hear yet another commandment, the fellow of the former; `