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1 I      |        and sore distraught by the superstitious error of his idol-worship.
2 VII    |       darkness, and abolished the superstitious error of idolatry. Though
3 XXX    |        thou shalt deliver me from superstitious error, and thou shalt do
4 XXXIII | everything to tear them away from superstitious error, and to unite them
5 XXXIV  |           to drag his father from superstitious error, leaving nothing unsaid
6 XXXV   |         and forthwith forsook all superstitious error. He venerated the
7 XXXVI  |        which rescued me also from superstitious error, and from the worship
8 XXXVIII|         multitudes of people from superstitious error, and enlightened them