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 1        I, XIX  |       was himself cured of his infirmity by a vision. [429 A.D.]~
 2        I, XIX  |       in the same place by his infirmity, a fire broke out in a cottage
 3        I, XIX  | medicines to be applied to his infirmity; but one night he saw one
 4        I, XXI  |      laboured under a grievous infirmity; for the sinews of the knee
 5        I, XXVII|        of his garment, and her infirmity immediately departed from
 6        I, XXVII|      God? But you may say, Her infirmity compelled her, whereas these
 7        I, XXVII|      mortal flesh, through the infirmity of our nature, is ordained
 8        I, XXVII|       to be weary, is from the infirmity of our nature; and what
 9        I, XXVII|        from the superfluity or infirmity of nature, and sometimes
10        I, XXVII|  either through superfluity or infirmity of nature, such an illusion
11       II, VII  |      laboured under the bodily infirmity of gout, but his mind was
12      III, IX   |    found herself healed of her infirmity. Upon which she called for
13      III, XIX  |         Here he fell into some infirmity of body, and was thought
14      III, XXVII|     unless prevented by bodily infirmity, repeat the whole Psalter
15       IV, I    |       but the weight of bodily infirmity prevented him from becoming
16       IV, III  |   presently seized with bodily infirmity, and the same daily increasing,
17       IV, III  |       presently eased of their infirmity, and restored to their desired
18       IV, V    |       but hindered by grievous infirmity from administering his episcopal
19       IV, IX   |        of the flesh and of her infirmity and entered into the joys
20       IV, XI   |      he fell into great bodily infirmity, of which he afterwards
21       IV, XIV  |      been attacked by the same infirmity, and had long kept his bed.
22       IV, XIX  |     she might recover from her infirmity; but on the third day she
23       IV, XXIII|       soul the trial of a long infirmity of the flesh, to the end
24       IV, XXIII|        in adversity, or bodily infirmity. In the seventh year of
25       IV, XXIV |       was preceded by a bodily infirmity under which he laboured
26       IV, XXIX |     wasted by a long-continued infirmity, through the dispensation
27       IV, XXXI |       was seized with a sudden infirmity, insomuch that he fell to
28        V, II   |   labouring under any grievous infirmity, or want, whom they might
29        V, V    |       off the heaviness of his infirmity, dressed himself and went