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 1        I, XVIII|        he took up a handful of dust from the place where the
 2        I, XVIII|   carry away with him. In this dust the blood had been preserved,
 3       II, I    |     peace, is defiled with the dust of earthly action. And having
 4      III, IX   |     that many took up the very dust of the place where his body
 5      III, IX   |        that place, or with the dust carried from it; but we
 6      III, X    |               CHAP. X. How the dust of that place prevailed
 7      III, X    |     along with him some of the dust of that piece of ground,
 8      III, X    |    hanging the cloth, with the dust which he had carried in
 9      III, X    |    only that post on which the dust hung in the linen cloth
10      III, X    |   diligently, learned that the dust had been taken from the
11      III, XI   | thereupon added, that the very dust of the pavement on which
12      III, XI   |        of that health-bringing dust might be given her, and,
13      III, XI   |       bethought herself of the dust, and immediately bade her
14      III, XI   |      gave him a little of that dust, and the priest having prayed,
15      III, XXII |    trampled on and turned into dust. That God is rather to be
16       IV, III  |       and take out some of the dust. This they put into water
17       IV, XXX  |    body consumed and turned to dust, after the manner of the
18        V, XVIII|     province used to carry the dust thence for the sick, and
19        V, XVIII|       beasts; so that the holy dust being frequently carried