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 1 TransPre|           reproach. Though he was known to have reclaimed the wandering,
 2 I       |           the seed of David, were known as Judah. And the whole
 3 IX      |          and in these, "I had not known sin except through the law." 207
 4 XIV     |         because that which may be known of God is manifest in them;
 5 XIV     |       fleshly tongue, nor be made known in the language and speech
 6 XVII    | well-compacted system, with words known to extremely few, ---- if,
 7 XVIII   |         reason, he will let it be known what proofs he comes upon,
 8 XVIII   |         that God should have been known in the wisdom of God. And
 9 XVIII   |    writings as were not generally known. For he says, "And Moses
10 XX      |        other antidotes come to be known by the animals, is this
11 XX      |      their parents. If Celsus had known the vast difference between
12 XXI     |           rest, not without being known, ---- I will not say to
13 XXIII   |        own fault, He only made it known: so also, if any one would
14 XXIII   |          not happen because it is known, but it is known because
15 XXIII   |    because it is known, but it is known because it will happen;
16 XXIII   |         because a future event is known, ---- granting that it is
17 XXIII   |               granting that it is known, ---- the source of the
18 XXVII   |           each man's heart may be known, inasmuch as it lies deep
19 XXVII   |      wrath, and to make his power known, endured with much long-suffering