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1 XVI  |     appeareth to us so cruel and abominable, is to them sweet and alluring!'
2 XXIV | unsavoury wantonness, and to the abominable passions of the belly and
3 XXV  |          father that issueth the abominable command, or our mother,
4 XXV  |         in kind: but the same is abominable, according to the word of
5 XXXI |     could recount in order their abominable doings? Who could endure
6 XXXII|         call it a god. They were abominable in their error, more abominable
7 XXXII|  abominable in their error, more abominable in the absurdity of the
8 XXXIV|       offences, because I am now abominable and unacceptable to Christ,
9 XXXIV|        serve him instead, by the abominable worshipping of idols. So