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 1        I, X    |      howsoever hidden in dens of darkness? Either the sea-girt Britons
 2        I, XVIII|       immediately delivered from darkness and filled with the light
 3       II, I    |          he, "that the author of darkness should own men of such fair
 4       II, XI   |         separated from it by the darkness of detestable error?~ "Wherefore,
 5       II, XIX  |   orthodox faith, do through the darkness of their minds reject our
 6      III, VIII |       began to dawn, leaving the darkness of this world, she departed
 7      III, XXIX |       forth; to them that are in darkness, Show yourselves.’And again, ‘
 8      III, XXIX |     prison, and them that sit in darkness from the prison-house.~"
 9        V, XII  |      nothing else, save only the darkness and the shape and garment
10        V, XII  |         me alone in the midst of darkness and these fearful sights.
11        V, XII  | shrieking, into the midst of the darkness, whilst they themselves
12        V, XII  |       with enemies and shades of darkness, and casting my eyes hither
13        V, XII  |          star shining amidst the darkness; which waxing greater by
14        V, XII  |       soon brought me out of the darkness, led me forth into an atmosphere
15        V, XIV  |          hath God put light from darkness! The blessed Stephen, the
16        V, XXI  |       rescued the world from the darkness of sin, and on which being
17        V, XXI  |  Resurrection, dispelled all the darkness of death, and so ascending
18        V, XXI  |      resurrection vanquished the darkness of the world. Thus, after