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 1 I    |         disbelieve even if we are told that the Apostles did work
 2 XII  |         understanding what we are told become more effective in
 3 XIII |         the children of Israel be told to ask their neighbours
 4 XIII |         things of which they were told 225for the Divine service.
 5 XIV  | equivalent of to rule. And we are told by those who carefully investigate
 6 XIV  |         narrative in which we are told that He went up to a high
 7 XIV  |          faces.281But we shall be told that these are fictions,
 8 XIV  |   fictions, they would never have told us of Peter's denial or
 9 XIV  |     thence proceeding. For we are told of what was said there and
10 XVII |           other wonderful stories told us by the wise men whom
11 XVIII|          kill me, a man that hath told you the truth," 343we maintain
12 XVIII|         in her heart. And Solomon told her all her questions: there
13 XVIII|  overlooked by the king, which he told her not. And the Queen of
14 XVIII|          behold, the half was not told me: thy wisdom and riches
15 XX   |        the due season shall it be told to Jacob and to Israel,
16 XXIII|           knowledge of the future told him: ---- ~"Beget not children
17 XXIII|           for this is what we are told about them; and again the
18 XXIII|        proofs to what he has been told by you. Now, if you afterwards
19 XXIV |        receptacle of evil. If you told me that what you see in
20 XXV  |    uttered an articulate cry, and told lies. If, however, we observe
21 XXVII|        and that everything we are told, right up to the overwhelming
22 XXVII|         clear, as the Jew 685also told us, that Joab's resting