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 1        I, XVII  |       had been overcome by the merits and authority of these men.~
 2        I, XVII  | working miracles through their merits. Thus the whole country
 3        I, XVIII |      countries, as their equal merits had procured them admission
 4        I, XIX   |      with the blessed Job, his merits would be but increased by
 5        I, XX    |      to return home. Their own merits, and the intercession of
 6        I, XXXIII|     Almighty God to reveal his merits, a light, from Heaven was
 7       II, VIII  |      they might profit by your merits, salvation has been bestowed
 8      III, XIII  |      But I know that I have no merits of my own whereby to obtain
 9      III, XIII  |        be pleased, through his merits, to have mercy on me.’ I
10      III, XIII  |  Divine mercy may, through the merits of so great a man, both
11      III, XV    |      and 645 AD.~How great the merits of Aidan were, was made
12      III, XIX   |     every man according to the merits of his works; for every
13      III, XIX   |      it is well known that his merits, through the divine operation,
14       IV, III   |  expectation. For with all his merits of continence, humility,
15       IV, XXX   |      that place testify to the merits of them both; of some of