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 1        I, XII  |          having in the meanwhile delivered them from their worst distress,
 2        I, XVIII|           which were immediately delivered from darkness and filled
 3        I, XXI  |      presence of all the people, delivered whole to his father. The
 4        I, XXVII|    corrected, that he may not be delivered up to the fires of Hell.
 5        I, XXVII|     blotted out. When a woman is delivered, after how many days she
 6        I, XXVII|        the very hour that she is delivered, to return thanks, she is
 7       II, I    |         witness to me: because I delivered the poor that cried, and
 8       II, IX   |          perform his promise, he delivered up that same daughter to
 9       II, X    |         original sin, that being delivered from the power of the Devil'
10       II, XII  |       fulfil it, if he should be delivered from the troubles of that
11      III, I    |         been admitted, and again delivered themselves up to defilement
12      III, XXIII|         do not doubt that he was delivered at the point of death, as
13      III, XXIV |          of both nations; for he delivered his own people from the
14      III, XXIX |        Easter, and in all things delivered by the holy Apostles, Peter
15      III, XXIX |       our letters, to be by them delivered to your Excellency. And
16       IV, I    |          Arles, and having there delivered to John, archbishop of that
17       IV, III  |           his saintly soul being delivered from the prison of the body,
18       IV, IX   |    mother of that community, was delivered out of the prison of the
19       IV, IX   |       Creator, that she might be delivered from such great and long-continued
20       IV, IX   |      prayer was heard: for being delivered from the flesh twelve days
21       IV, IX   |       one day and night, she was delivered alike from the bonds of
22       IV, XIII |          to the people, not only delivered them from the misery of
23       IV, XIV  |           who art this day to be delivered from death, and to be carried
24       IV, XVII |        Jesus Christ in the flesh delivered the same to His disciples,
25       IV, XVII |          His words, and as it is delivered by the creed of the holy
26       IV, XXII |       his intercession, would be delivered from penalty."~When he had
27       IV, XXVI |    throne, by his piety and zeal delivered his nation from foreign
28       IV, XXXI |          that he might either be delivered from that disease, if it
29        V, III  |        and the maiden being thus delivered from pains and death, returned
30        V, IV   |       that she had not only been delivered from her long sickness,
31        V, IX   |       which must nevertheless be delivered to him by you. Tell him,
32        V, XII  |   whosoever falls shall never be delivered to all eternity.~This flowery
33        V, XIV  |      slew our Lord, hard by him, delivered up to avenging flames. "
34        V, XIX  | perceived that the way of virtue delivered by the Scots was in no wise
35        V, XXI  |        Israel, being about to be delivered out of Egypt, are commanded
36        V, XXI  |        the people of Israel were delivered out of Egypt by the blood
37        V, XXI  |          shorn when he was to be delivered from bondage, by which it