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1 IV | the Romish religion, their common enemy, is to be opposed. 2 VIII | of England has nothing in common with that of the people 3 XI | is nevertheless a cause common to all nations, I mean maternal 4 XIII | examines what things he has in common with beasts, and what he 5 XIV | was not subject to the common frailties of mankind, nor 6 XIV | him for it, is now grown common, was so abstruse in his 7 XVII | number, which has none in common arithmetic. After all, the 8 XVII | books were infinitely less common than they are at this time, 9 XXII | gentleman has the honour (in common with Rabelais) of being 10 XXIII| sentenced to be burnt by the common hangman, and himself to