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1 IV |      estimation, contemptible diction of the Scriptures, wherein
2 IV |    with elegance of style and diction, like the masterpieces of
3 XIV|       the Chief Good. But the diction of the Divine Scriptures,
4 XIV| farewell to the embroidery of diction, and, as Scripture terms
5 XIV|        corrupted" by the poor diction in which it is conveyed;
6 XIV|       function of the simpler diction; but when He ascends a lofty
7 XIX|    accomplishes far more than diction, and composition, and right