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 1 VI  | preferred the monastery to the world, he kept him near himself,
 2 VIII|         as every thing in this world is frail and fluctuating,
 3 VIII|      shut him out from all the world, he should not even then
 4 XIV |    unworthy and unable in this world to extinguish the fires
 5 XIV |       and of punishment in the world which is to come.~
 6 XVII|     long conversation with the world he was now thought worthy
 7 XXIV|     rejectest the glory of the world, although it is offered
 8 XXVI|    which he shone forth to the world bore witness to the virtues
 9 XLV |      from the beginning of the world to show themselves forth
10 XLVI|      Grace, which both in this world heals many, and in the world
11 XLVI|   world heals many, and in the world to come will heal all the